Multi-functional stunt kite
OwnerTien-Ching Tsaiinventor
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The present invention provides a multi-functional stunt kite, which has a slightly delta-shaped kite body comprising a plurality of struts and a covering cloth. Two sets of control strings of indeterminate length are connected to points near two lateral wings at the lower side of the kite body. Flying strings on the control strings are exploited to control the flying direction of the kite body two-handedly so that the kite body can make various kinds of stunt flights in the sky. Jointing tubes penetrating from upper side to lower side and a keel strut are joined on the kite body so that the jointing tubes at the lower side can be propped up. Thereby the stunt kite can stand away from the placed plane to be used as a decoration. A fragrant box can also be fixedly installed on the jointing tubes at the upper side of the kite body. Moreover, mobile or fixed bridles are respectively connected to three sides of the top surface of the delta-shaped kite body. Through the fixed bridles, the stunt kite can be hung at a place where air flows so that it can hover, fly, and flip automatically. Moreover, through the change of the hung position of the mobile bridles, the stunt kite can be hung at different angles so that it can make various kinds of stunt flights. The present invention is characterized in that one stunt kite can be controlled single-handedly to make regular rotation or tumbling, and two or more stunt kites can also be controlled single-handedly to make irregular jump or waft simultaneously.
A multi-functional stunt kite having a kite body comprising a plurality of struts and a covering cloth, two sets of control strings being connected near two lateral wings at a lower side of said kite body, said control strings being connected to two flying strings for controlling flying directions of said kite body so that said kite body performs various kinds of stunt flights, characterized in that:
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