How to Fly a Kite

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Summary: Learn tips and techniques for flying a kite with expert crafting tips in this free online kite video clip.

Views: 598 | Tags: arts, crafts, wind, fly, kites, flying, kite, outdoors

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Contact: kohinoorkites.webs.com

Mr. S. Srinivas Mr. K. Srinivas is a professional kite flyer. He is the President of Kohinoor Kite Club in Secundrabad, India. He is passionate & an active kite flyer for th... read more

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How to Fly a Kite

Hi, I'm Srinivas from Kohincor Kite Club, Secundrabad. We are using fever board here. We are present this traditional site, precise site. This is made by a soft nylon and use a fastener, aluminum fast. Between fast, we made a fiberglass pullet, for hold the diamond shape kite. This is almost, 80, 60, 60. The pipe that are used in this are one-forth size, one-forth inch. Okay, the total wingspan is ten feet, ten feet. Five feet left, five feet right and the more mold wings backside are also five feet, five point five-five two, accuracy. It's a very interesting kite. Thank you!