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Try flying several Microns at once in a train! A stack of
Microns is spectacular to watch, and if you tune up your
reflexes you can do all the same tricks with a stack that
you can with a single kite. To stack multiple kites, connect
the kites using 5 stack lines exactly equal in length
between each kite. The lines should be approximately the
length of one leading edge and connect to the center T and
spreader fittings. Complete stacking info is available on the
Prism CDROM and the Prism website: www.prismkites.com.
"Like a bumblebee on amphetamines," the
Micron is probably the quickest kite you've
ever flown. Don't expect to have perfect
control immediately unless you were an ace
fighter pilot in a previous life!
When you're first getting to know the Micron, fly it with just
your fingertips, keeping your wrists touching each other so that
you make only tiny control movements. In a stiff breeze, some
pilots like to put it on longer, heavier lines and add a tail to slow
things down a bit. Once you've got the knack, try stacking two,
three or more Microns on the same lines to put on a real show.
Read this field card carefully to be sure you assemble and
adjust your new Micron correctly before flying. For loads of
information on all aspects of sport kiting, from kite tuning to
stacking to the latest tricks, visit our website at
www.prismkites.com.
Micron
At Prism we guarantee everything we make. That means that if you're
not happy, we're not happy. If you have a problem with your kite and
your retailer is unable to help, please contact us by phone, fax, or e-mail
and we'll do everything we can to make things right.
Smooth winds!
Our Word
DRAC DLEIF
Inside:
Assembly
First flight
Safety
Stacking
Specifications
Stacking
Specifications
People
Airports
Power lines
Cars Storms
Safety
Remember, flying safely is your responsibility.
DO NOT FLY NEAR:
First Flight
Left turn
Right turn
Unwind your lines and check that the flying line in your right hand is connected to
the right-hand bridle with the kite pointed up. If not, switch hands. Some people
color code their line ends with a magic marker to make this check easy.
Clear your flying area. Make sure there are no people in your flying space.
A sharp, sweeping pull on both lines will launch your kite. Keep your arms by your
side and your hands low at all times for best control.
Attach your flying lines to the two
yellow pigtails on the bridle using a
Lark's Head knot as shown.
Flying line
Yellow
pigtail
Wingspan: 36"
Wind Range: 5-25 mph
Weight: 1.6 oz.
Frame: .080", .098" carbon
Rec'd lines: 50# x 50'
C 2000 Prism Designs Inc. All rights reserved
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