How to install the kite you bought?

1. First, unpack the kite, take it out and unfold it.

2. Thread the kite string through the lasso in the middle and insert one end into the jack of the kite bracket.

3. Plug in the other end again. When inserting the other end, support the kite with a little force.

4. Thread the thread wheel system, slowly wind the thread (pay attention to the writing of the thread, so as to avoid the thread reel flying too loosely), and then tie the thread hook. Tie it carefully.

5. Turn the kite over, hook the thread on the buttonhole of the kite, and lock the thread hook.

6. Go to an outdoor open place, try the wind and direction with a ribbon, lift the kite and jog against the wind, and slowly pay off the line.

7. Kites can fly. Pay attention to the tension between the kite and the scroll in your hand. If the tension of the reel is large, pay off the line properly, and if the tension is small, slowly take up the line. When you want to take back the kite, just take up the line slowly.

Ordinary kites usually use bamboo as the skeleton and paper as the meat. Other composite materials include silk, nylon cloth, plastic film or bamboo strips, gauze paper and horse-drawn paper.

Paper and silk are commonly used materials for making traditional kites, and their bright colors can better reflect the charm of China kites. But paper is fragile and silk is expensive, and the products of modern science-nylon cloth and plastic film-have become new materials for making kites.

Bamboo is the main material for making kite skeletons. Bamboo with a wall thickness of 3-5 cm can be cut into bamboo pieces, and the toughness of bamboo pieces can be used as the skeleton of kites. The skeleton of a kite can be compiled according to personal hobbies, such as dragonfly shape and butterfly shape.

Paper is the main material of covered kites. It is best to have fine and uniform fibers, toughness, moisture resistance and impact resistance, and white and clean colors. Paste the paper on the skeleton, then tie the string, and the kite is finished.

At this time, you can also paint your favorite color on the finished kite, set it with lace, or tie a ribbon and hang a paper ring. Although the right amount of accessories can't affect the flying of kites in the air, too many accessories will make the flying of kites out of balance. Modern kites mostly use advertising cloth as the fabric of kites, and the skeleton has changed from bamboo pole to carbon pole, which greatly improves the flying effect.