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- Page 1 5200 Lawrence Place Hyattsville, Maryland 20781, USA Toll Free: 1-888-416-0174 Phone: 301-277-3888 Fax: 301-277-3323 www.premierkites.com...
- Page 2 Congratulations on your purchase of the Wolf NG sport kite. The WolfNG is a high performance sport kite capable of flying in a wide wind range. Sport kites launch, land and fly differently from single line kites. We strongly suggest that you read the instructions enclosed and become familiar with the assembly and control techniques of the Wolf NG.
- Page 3 Lower Cross Strut to make sure they are directly behind the Standoffs and the Standoffs are perpendicular to the Lower Cross Strut. Lift the assembled Wolf NG off the ground by the kite’s two Tow Points and make sure the bridle is not tangled or twisted underneath a Cross Strut.
- Page 4 Connector Pre-Flight Place your Wolf NG on the ground with the kite’s back against the ground. After hooking your lines up to the bridle points, unroll the lines all the way to the end. Hold the flying straps together and make sure your lines are even.
- Page 5 Learning to Fly Step 1: Lines must be out and adjusted to equal lengths before launching. Make sure the person holding the kite is behind it and WIND pointing the nose skyward. Keep your hands forward and parallel just before launch Step 2: Wind must be at flyers back.
- Page 6 Control On your first launch, keep your hands next to each other and let your kite ascend as high as possible. If your kite wanders to one side, make corrections by pulling on the opposite control handle. A stunt kite turns towards the same direction it is pulled: Pull right - the kite turns right, pull left the kite turns left.
- Page 7 Maneuvering in the Wind Window The Wind Window is an area of the sky where sport kites maneuver. The Window is shaped like a half dome. The size of the Window changes with the wind speed. Higher winds produce larger Windows. Your kite will react differently in various parts of the Window.
- Page 8 25-31 Strong Breeze Large branches in motion; whistling heard in telegraph wires; umbrellas used with difficulty. Optimum Wind Conditions for Wolf NG Kites CALM LIGHT AIRL IGHT BREEZE GENTLE BREEZE MODERATE BREEZE FRESH BREEZE...
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