The Construction And Flying of Kites
The Construction And Flying of Kites
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2 on an extra line about 100 feet or more, and tie this to the main line. Let the line out until the second is 300 feet or so away, and attach the third, then the fourth, and so on. Kites can be put up to a great height in this way, for the second, third and so on, lift the string and allow No. 1 to mount higher, which it will do as soon as it is relieved of the load of string.
Plate II is self-explanatory. The three to the left are small boys* modification, and should have a very loose coverin...g. The middle one on the left-hand gave some trouble one day, so an extra keel was added that gave poise and made a strong puller of it. The illustration is given a little to the right.
A small boy came to me one day with a broken heart, and it was all because another boy had broken the bow of his kite. A few encour- aging words soon brought back the smile, and a little manipulation brought out as good a sailing kite as there was in the neighborhood. The result is shown in the upper corner. The bow was broken in the middle, so an extra stick was lashed to the back, as shown, leaving the spine well raised.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2 on an extra line about 100 feet or more, and tie this to the main line. Let the line out until the second is 300 feet or so away, and attach the third, then the fourth, and so on. Kites can be put up to a great height in this way, for the second, third and so on, lift the string and allow No. 1 to mount higher, which it will do as soon as it is relieved of the load of string.
Plate II is self-explanatory. The three to the left are small boys* modification, and should have a very loose coverin...g. The middle one on the left-hand gave some trouble one day, so an extra keel was added that gave poise and made a strong puller of it. The illustration is given a little to the right.
A small boy came to me one day with a broken heart, and it was all because another boy had broken the bow of his kite. A few encour- aging words soon brought back the smile, and a little manipulation brought out as good a sailing kite as there was in the neighborhood. The result is shown in the upper corner. The bow was broken in the middle, so an extra stick was lashed to the back, as shown, leaving the spine well raised.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles M Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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