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Don’t try launching a kite by running with it – this is very inefficient. The easiest way to launch a kite is by ''''‘winching’'''' – i.e. the kite is launched by repeatedly reeling in and then giving slack. If the kite seems unstable and always rotates one way because of a manufacturing inaccuracy, try adding a '''tail''' or '''drogue''' to one side only to compensate. | Don’t try launching a kite by running with it – this is very inefficient. The easiest way to launch a kite is by ''''‘winching’'''' – i.e. the kite is launched by repeatedly reeling in and then giving slack. If the kite seems unstable and always rotates one way because of a manufacturing inaccuracy, try adding a '''tail''' or '''drogue''' to one side only to compensate. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:21, 5 July 2017
The best places to fly kites are –
- A flat field
- The windward side of a hill
- Near the sea or a lake
NEVER fly kites –
- Near overhead power cables
- In a thunderstorm
- Near a road or railway
- Near an airport
Don’t try launching a kite by running with it – this is very inefficient. The easiest way to launch a kite is by '‘winching’' – i.e. the kite is launched by repeatedly reeling in and then giving slack. If the kite seems unstable and always rotates one way because of a manufacturing inaccuracy, try adding a tail or drogue to one side only to compensate.
 
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Cody Box Kite
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Delta Kite
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Stunt Kite
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Sled Kite
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Kite Line
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Kite Reel
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