Powered Skydiving is a revolutionary new sport. Very few people can drag the tip of their glider on the ground, even less can go both directions. This was an unoffical world speed record for dragging one tip then the other. Since there is no record as of yet for this it is more of "setting" the standard. I'm sure I can do better and will post when I achieve an even better time. The previous unoffical record I set is the world altitude record for a stock unit unassisted by thermals. 18,182 ft still stands as the record today but since it wasn't "viewed or recorded" officially it is more of just a standard for people to know what is possible.
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I'm not familiar with this sport. What world record was it?
Powered Skydiving is a revolutionary new sport. Very few people can drag the tip of their glider on the ground, even less can go both directions. This was an unoffical world speed record for dragging one tip then the other. Since there is no record as of yet for this it is more of "setting" the standard. I'm sure I can do better and will post when I achieve an even better time. The previous unoffical record I set is the world altitude record for a stock unit unassisted by thermals. 18,182 ft still stands as the record today but since it wasn't "viewed or recorded" officially it is more of just a standard for people to know what is possible.
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