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From: Steve Bateman <bateman@mail.sdsu.edu>
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Subject: Modulus-->Orange?
Date: Wed, 24 Jul 1996 23:07:26 -0700
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I was looking for something on 'Spider Kites' (didn't really find anything) and
I came across something at http://www.kfs.org/kites/fun/orange.txt
 about a kite called the Orange.  It apparently changes pull with different apparent wind.

Is this new? a hoax?  Will it be at El Mirage in October for the North American Buggy 
Championships?

The following is from the description of the Orange:
.....
Thus it is not described by size, but
rather by performance, just choose the
amount of pull that you require.

Orange 20/40
   Pull: 20kg(6mph) -> 40 kg(40mph)
Orange 30/60
   Pull: 30kg(5mph) -> 60 kg(35mph)
Orange 40/80
   Pull: 40kg(4mph) -> 80 kg(30mph)
Orange 50/100
   Pull: 50kg(3mph) -> 100 kg(25mph)
.....

Please inform us!

-- 
Steve Bateman				
bateman@mail.sdsu.edu			 
Flying along.