letzte Änderung
laatste wijziging
derniére modification
"In" is called at <80^40, while the kite is flying on a horizontal line. The first loop is made with it's center at <30^25, with a diameter of approximately 30%. After the loop the kite continues on the same horizontal line, at the end of which a second loop (actually 1 1/2) is flown. The kite returns to the left on a line that 'touches' both bottom points of the loops. At about <15^10 the kite is turned in an upright position, but following the same horizontal line (so it flies sideways). This is done for at least 30%. "Out" is called at <80^10, after the kite has turned into it's "normal" position and flown another 25% horizontally.
last changes: 6-96
Copyright on all diagrams and descriptions is owned by STACK; Sport, Team And Competitive Kiting, and AKA; American Kite Association
Publishing is only allowed (after approval of STACK) under the following conditions:
If you need a diagram/ description to inform competitors, ask STACK for the "paper" version
