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17m Kite v2.0

17m Kite v2.0
HIgh A.R. big kite. improvement on v1.0

Grab the files from here, then check out the Kite Sewing Tutorial for the build how-to.
 
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4 comments
May 19, 2012. 6:36 PMburnerjack01 says:
Considering the amount of power which could be derived from even a modest breeze, I suspect Rossiroller is pretty much right on target. Very cool info. anyway.
Jul 29, 2006. 1:34 AMtylerars24 says:
Where do you find materials for building these kites?
Apr 7, 2009. 10:30 AMjradcoolness says:
i am still new at this but you can get rip-stop-nylon at "Joan's/fabric store's" lots of tarp at "harbor freight" no clue were to get Dacron.
Jan 26, 2009. 9:13 PMRossiroller says:
Where do you get the balls to fly a kite like this?

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