Date:	Wed, 1 Feb 1995 12:52:05 -1000
From:	76357.462@compuserve.com (Andrew McNeil)
Message-Id: <950201225205_76357.462_FHR89-1@CompuServe.COM>
Organization: Harvard University Office of Information Technology
Subject: Kite Flying in Cancun, Mexico

I'll be vacationing in Cancun in April '95.  Does anyone out there 
know what the winds are like there?  Should I take an 8' stunter or 
would the Rev I or Rev II be better?  Would my Little Sister, which 
is 7' and likes moderate to high winds be a good idea?

Any ideas or help would be appreciated.

Andy McNeil

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Andrew McNeil
Western Area Sales Manager, IDE
(714) 851-0511
mcneil@ide.com



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Date:	Sun, 5 Feb 1995 15:52:35 -1000
From:	terrapin@io.com (Scott H. Sexton)
Message-Id: <3h3vd3$slo@illuminati.io.com>
Organization: personal
Subject: Re: Kite Flying in Cancun, Mexico

In article <950201225205_76357.462_FHR89-1@CompuServe.COM>, 76357.462@compuserve.com (Andrew McNeil) says:
>
>I'll be vacationing in Cancun in April '95.  Does anyone out there 
>know what the winds are like there?  Should I take an 8' stunter or 
>would the Rev I or Rev II be better?  Would my Little Sister, which 
>is 7' and likes moderate to high winds be a good idea?
>

Make sure that you take short lines.  The beaches that I went to there were
extremely narrow.  I took my spin-off but did not fly @ Cancun but waited until Cozumel!

Have fun

Scott Sexton
terrapin@io.com


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