Miller, Charles M · Peoria, Ill., The Manual arts press · leaf 57
Fig. 101. is lifted it will not mount up higher. It should have considerablereserve when the second kite is attached. For high flying, the kitesshould be placed farther apart, and the first part of the line shouldbe light and strong and the thickness increased as needed for strengthof the combined… … Cross-sectioti Fig. 103. COMBINED KITES 55 Another way of flying kites in tandem is to fasten all kites di-rectly to the one kite line, the line passing thru each kite after thethe first. This method however requires a helper for each kite and ,, -. ■-C .■}-■. y *- , » *. *-•. •N , -* ^ , * . •k •…
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