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Mischo Erban places the Guinness Globe History for quickest skate panel rate at 129.94 km/h (80.74mph)


Recon Equipment, leading head of Heads-up Display (HUD) technological innovation, is thrilled to declare that Globe Champ down skate boarder, Mischo Erban, 28, has damaged the Guinness world record, accomplishing the quickest skate panel rate from a status place while dressed in a personalized Heads-up Display. The modern HUD model designed by Recon Equipment offered Erban with live parts of his rate, range, time, routing and more during his record splitting effort.

Erban acquired the rate of 129.94 km/h (80.74 mph) accidently damaging the past Guinness Globe History, which had was status at 113 km/h (70.21mph) acquired by Douglas da Silva (Brazil), at Teutonia, Rio Grandes do Sul, South america, on Oct 20, 2007.

The model HUD used for the record was customized by Recon Equipment and functions a modern gooseneck style providing Erban highest possible versatility to set the show in the most inconspicuous, the best possible place, just above or below his eye range. Like Recon's leading HUD for down glasses, this customized show is also flip, enabling him the capability to use the HUD within either of his aerodynamic boots during the effort, as it functions a preview that spots around the froth can handle on the internal of his boots.

Picking up the game in 2003, Erban has since ran all around the Globe and has always worked to force the limitations of just how quick he can go. On splitting the Globe record Erban mentioned, "Getting the formal Guinness world record is large. It's the finale of 2 years effort and preparing, and I'm completely stoked".

"Having Recon on panel with me, splitting this record, it's ridiculous. When I first discovered out about Recon's technological innovation, I believed that somebody had study my mind. With their technical I have been able to remove any discrepancies when exercising, rushing and now, splitting records".

"With this awesome HUD I can see all my important statistics quickly, on-screen, and incorporate this information and facts with what I'm sensation on my panel. From here I know immediately whether I can force to go quicker," he said.

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