Ok, you're on your way to buy some groceries. On the way to the shop you drive past a beach. The wind is onshore. You've got a pile of kites in the back of your car.
Category: Quad Heads
WOW!! It's more than a month since my last QLK post here on the AERIALIS Kites website. Gotta do something about that!
Do you remember the Black Edge kite I made about a year ago? Off course it was in the kite bag for the NKM and I got to fly it as well!
On the Friday, the wind came in from the sea, quite blustery it was and a few Danes brought out the perfect kites for flying in the windy conditions.
In another recent post I was telling you a little more on the Three Dee kite I've experimented with. Here is some more on that weird(?) kite!
When the wind picks up you can of course go for an A-Quad Storm. But an A-Quad Hardcore is definitely not a bad choice either!
A couple of weeks ago I let you all in on this little project of mine; adding a 3D shape to the sail on one of my quads.
As you might know, Anders has developed another version of the A-Quad, the A-Quad Storm. As its name implies, this is a kite for those really blustery days!
The featured image of this post is definitely not symptomatic of its third test flight. Nope, quite the opposite actually!
I have added a couple of new modifications to the 3D kite project of mine. In this post I'll take you through them all.
After having successfully taken the 3D kite through its second test flight, it was about time to improve some stuff.
Inspired by other quad lined kites like the Fulcrum by Carl Robertshaw, the Airbow by Benson Kites and the Reflex series by Revolution Kites, I've turned an old QLK of mine into a 3D kite.
