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"In" is called when at least two kites are flying on a horizontal line at ^40, spaced about 20% apart. The first loop of the last kite is made with it's center at <65^25, with a diameter of approximately 30%. After the loops the kites continue on the same horizontal line, at the end of which a second loop (actually 1 1/2) is flown, the loop at the right (of kite 1) with it's center at >85^25. The kites return to the left on a line that 'touches' the bottom points of the loops. After about 65% horizontal flight the kites are turned in an upright position, but following the same horizontal line (so they flies sideways). This is done for at least 30%. "Out" is called when the last kite has reached <60^10, after the kites have turned into there "normal" position and flown another 15% horizontally.
last changes: 6-96
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