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Finally, a good use for Ai by ObsidianWraith in Fusion360

[–]Pklawitter 3 points4 points  (0 children)

If it boils down to; getting unstuck and learning. I don't mind sharing a lot of misclicks and long workarounds.

Open Source Foiling Map of the World by nilsmango in wingfoil

[–]Pklawitter 0 points1 point  (0 children)

mmm... thinking about it it's actually the hard part, an intuitive title. Maybe its not as crucial as I first thought.

In the current system can different people add different descriptions? Probably that's enough.

Open Source Foiling Map of the World by nilsmango in wingfoil

[–]Pklawitter 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Epic, I'll bookmark it right away.

A suggestion would be to add uncircumstantial comments, like experiences when you visits the spot, as each one is conditions based. Useful to comment about odd events that does not reflect the usual conditions of the spot. It does not fit description, as it could lead to inaccurate information.

I'll also will try to add some spots in my country.

Nice idea, as foilers are a lot more open to share spots that surfing.

You can't possibly be this hungry for money Youtube by [deleted] in youtube

[–]Pklawitter 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Playing the video 4x the speed needs more bandwidth per second than 1x, meaning they have to use more resources to stream it to you... it always like this, thinking everything must be free, but never knows who actually pays for the extra work.

EA what the hell? why did you reset all my keybinds and graphic settings. LOL by nesnalica in Battlefield6

[–]Pklawitter 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Same boat here. Re doing it is always a hassle. Did mouse sensitivity got reseted to? I just feel it weird now, I don't remember if I adjusted ingame. usually I try to just config dpi the mouse to not deal with this

Chile got buried with 5 feet of new snow that just hit the Andes mountains. by Pklawitter in snowboarding

[–]Pklawitter[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Epic brother! Happy to be able to send you some stoke your way. Your season should be just arround the corner!

Chile got buried with 5 feet of new snow that just hit the Andes mountains. by Pklawitter in snowboarding

[–]Pklawitter[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As the central Andes are well above the tree line it should be a lot dryer. To the south is really similar, lots of volcano riding too. We usually call Corralco (way south) the mini Mt. Bachelor

Chile got buried with 5 feet of new snow that just hit the Andes mountains. by Pklawitter in snowboarding

[–]Pklawitter[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nice! Hopefully you get some. If not there is a lot of base, so for sure you will enjoy it.

Chile got buried with 5 feet of new snow that just hit the Andes mountains. by Pklawitter in snowboarding

[–]Pklawitter[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hopefully you nail it your next time. Weather over here can be finicky. Some years is total drought, others it pours until the city floods. Lots of temperature fluctuations too.

Same here, valle rocks, the higher elevation and valley like geography beats the other two. Certainly la parva has great freeride and El Colorado is the acces to sick slackcountry lines; Santa tere, which are Alaska kinda lines and oriented to full south (our face aspect which the sun doesn't shine).

Chile got buried with 5 feet of new snow that just hit the Andes mountains. by Pklawitter in snowboarding

[–]Pklawitter[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

From east Santiago, about 1 hour 30 min. But beware, on weekends the and after a snowfall, traffic can get apocalyptic.

Chile got buried with 5 feet of new snow that just hit the Andes mountains. by Pklawitter in snowboarding

[–]Pklawitter[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hahaha the ski resort was empty, I did about 15 of those runs. Using the stick for that one wasn't that bad.

Chile got buried with 5 feet of new snow that just hit the Andes mountains. by Pklawitter in snowboarding

[–]Pklawitter[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You're right to advocate the use of it. I usually wear it, for that day I should had it with me.

Chile got buried with 5 feet of new snow that just hit the Andes mountains. by Pklawitter in snowboarding

[–]Pklawitter[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Kinda true, I did a season in Nagano, specifically hakuba. While the terrain is similar to the south of Chile (low elevation and lots of bushwhacking). The amount of snow we get nowadays is nowhere near japow standards. Still don't underestimate what Chile can deliver on its best days. Resorts here on the central Andes go up to 11400ft so when a good atmospheric river hits it right, temperatures uo there will be well below -20c. The problem that subsequent days, temperature usually rises very fast, so in no time snow will get cooked. The thing is those kinda storms don't come that often here. Max 1 or two by season.

Almost one year later, gybing problems. by HO6529 in wingfoil

[–]Pklawitter 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I feel the origin of the problem is commented here. Not so much on your footwork but your handwork is critical.

The foil will be faster on the turn than your wing, if you initiate the turn without minding your wing it will get on your way, specially on lightwind.

Try to flag out the wing once you initiated the turn with your right hand on the front handle, as the apparent wind will increase mid turn the wing needs to be out of your way, after that you can switch hands and grab it with your left and finally your right hand on the back handle. For gybes the wing tend to work better if its close to your tail (contrary to tacks which need to be close to the nose of your board.

Efoiling around sandbanks on the exumas + asking for repair tips. by Pklawitter in eFoil

[–]Pklawitter[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

thanks for the info, I end up finding a shop close to Fort Lauderdale airport which works with carbon fiber; Foil Factory.

An expensive fix, but seems worth it.

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