Kite Book Help please

Dave

Kite? What 's a kite?

Buggy Rob has a kite book - dunno what it's called. I'll pop over to his abode and ask if you can borrow it, if you wish.

never mind a book get on this site ! get onto planos (brazil site loads of english plans on there) and get the relatives to buy you ripstop,carbon e.t.c regards steve
http://www.batoco.org/

Dave, old son

I popped round to Buggy Rob's - that should now be ATB Rob's - domain tonight on the way to the Henty (hic!) and his tome is called 'The Creative Book of Kites' or 'The Book of Creative Kites', or summ't similar. It contains roughly ten kite plans, most of which are not the sort of stuff you'd want (if I know you well enough... and I do I guess). Rob said that you CAN borrow the book if you wish - s'up to you.

BTW (for any USA lawyers out there who might recall the Louie Woodward case), 'popped' has several, if not many, meanings!

Don't forget: the Brighton Kite Flyers has a large library of kite books. As a member, you're entitled to look at 'em.

BTW, I need your tel # etc - assuming that you want a Crimbo card.

Tara James TPK

He's absolutely right - there's more info on the web than in a whole host of books - and if/when you run into a problem, just come here for advice!!!

If you're desperate for a book, then Stuntkites (I or II) - they are available in English... or Ron Moulton's book is pretty comprehensive - just take a look at Amazon, where you can see book reviews...