Kite Flying Checklist
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Nicole Nichols-West
on Jan 1, 2012
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How to fly a kite
Check the local weather to determine if conditions are good for kite flying.
You need to have light to moderate winds (beginners) or gusty winds (experienced)
Locate a large and windy open area free of trees, power lines or anything that might be in the way
Hold kite in both hands and toss it lightly into the wind until the wind catches it.For best results, a moderately strong wind is needed
You can also let out a small length of the kite string, holding it in your hand, running with the kite behind you until the wind lifts it
Start letting out the string until the kite reaches a comfortable height
This can be done from 40-100 feet.
Don't forget to keep an eye on your kite as both wind speed and direction are prone to changes.
When the kite drops, run or pull the string to give it the extra lift
When you have had enough and wish to bring the kite down, wind down the string around its spool
Make sure you pick it up before it hits the ground
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