Can I make kite out of this? Is it strong enough to fly?
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It is the same strength as ordinary tissue paper, but I'm not a kite flyer. HOWEVER, please read the description very closely because I'm pretty sure (since I'm one of the purchasers of this tissue paper) this is the kind that "bleeds" colors, and any moisture will cause the color to bleed into other pieces of the project.. If you did not select the Bleeding tissue paper, I'm not sure. The paper will not stand up to glue, isn't strong enough for tape for any length of time, but may be good for kites. I've never made a kite.
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You can and are perfectly free to mount a GoPro on this quadcopter, HOWEVER, it will not fly with such a load.If you take off the plastic shell, the upper max limit of what it can carry is about 50 grams. I really do mean max too, it's able to get in the air and stay there with that much weight, but just to hover you're running 90-95% throttle.
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You'd need to be skilled in throwing spears in general, and I'd recommend a counter weight at the butt to balance the spear for flight. It's not specifically designed for throwing, but with enough skill and modifications you can make a washing machine fly.
1376013
I have 3 kites from In the Breeze. All have been easy assembly and durable for crash and relaunch.
1265737
It's not sturdy enough for motor. You would be better off buying one made for that if that's what you would want to do.
1848156
It is big enough but since mine never flew, I am not sure how much it could handle.
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this is a child's tent, made from lightweight fabric, similar to light kite material. I have no clue why you are asking this question, but it is not a closed tent. It's meant to be played with indoors. It could not withstand the outside temp or any wind. Its flimsy, but strong enough for a couple of little kids. But it probably would not holdup with rough play, and it would not be big enough to put sleeping bags in, etc. I don't recall the size, but it is no bigger than 7x7 or so.
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Yes, it can be flown outdoors, but there must be NO wind. On the plus side, it is built well and survives many crashes due to the fact it can't fly in the wind. Or breeze. Or if you blow on it.
206605
Never tried it outdoors, but that thing is tiny (will fit in the palm of your hand), so I would not expect it to fly decently with wind.
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Only if there is absolutely NO wind - this is an indoor, very light craft. If there is even a slight breeze, you will have a hard time keeping it stable and may not be able to get it back to you. If there is wind, it's gone.
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I would only fly indoors because it is fragile. Pieces can easily get broken and if it's at all windy you could have problems
1739088
B3 but it would have to be really hard packed. Forget about the B2 it won't pull hard enough, plus with the b3 it's nice to have a leash on the kite in case you loose your balance or fall you can let go of the kite without loosing it.
1084102
Took me and my brother about an hour. It's a one time use tent and that's if you get no wind. This thing is a kite actually.
217009
It is very easy to fly in light to medium wind. I have never flown a kite before and was flying this one the second I released it. The tug on the string in medium breeze maybe a bit much for a 4 year old though. I would recommend close adult supervision.
1129379
Any small craft will be affected by the winds. This preforms very well indoors, and somewhat ok outdoors. I would fly outside when the winds are slow.
1376016
Yes. I use mine at the beach all the time! Great kite at a great price. Get an additional line spool to fly a lot higher.
765696
You can but you probably will have trouble especially if there is any wind. It's ment for indors and is considerd a beginners heli but it's a lot if fun. Get extra batteries if you get it