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A tow bag is often used as a stabilizing element when you are restless. flying kites used as a wind indicator or line marker. Compared to the turbine, it is usually not included in the drag bag. The movement is rotational, and the traction force is much lower than that of a turbine. in the same size.
The towbar bag is assembled from 4 trapezoidal parts. Afterwards we sew the parts along the side edges of the trapezoid. A truncated cone with a larger (upper) and smaller (lower) diameter. Then they are hemmed and made 4 along the upper diameter. Loops for attaching cords are included.
Four fastening cords are connected on a swivel. The connecting cord to the kite is then attached to this vertebra. C Twisting of cords is reduced when using small swivels. If there are deviations during sewing, the towing bag must be rotated.
The connecting cord between the tow bag and the trailing edge of the kite can either be in the middle using a simple cord attachment, or via a Y-cord attachment made at two points on the trailing edge. Selection Depending on the type of kite, the attachment points may be outside the trailing edge or further out. to the middle.
The distance between the tow bag and the trailing edge of the kite must be a disharmonious multiple of the dragon's depth to cause pendulum movements to be suppressed rather than supported. So the possible distances are 5, 7 or 11 times the depth (or height) of the kite.
The size of the tow bag can be adjusted depending on your needs or the size of your vehicle. snakes can be identified. For example, a dragon with one aspect Coefficient <=1, the top diameter of the tow bag could be a quarter of that diameter. width of the kite. Becomes a portable bag as a large load on the kite. When using the lower diameter, make it smaller. As a marking element, the lower diameter may be slightly larger because It is advisable to remove the towing bag.
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