Penta Cat Kite (In stock)
From the whimsical imagination of the Hespeler Bothers comes yet another fun flying kite, the Penta Cat Kite. The Penta series depicts humorous flying characters on an extremely stable platform, are easy to fly so great for kids or beginners and the whole family.
Kite trivia:
In 1888 Arthur Batut took the first aerial photograph from a kite-lifted camera in Labruguiere, France.
In 1898 in Milton Massachusetts a modified Hargraves Box Kite with about 86 sq. ft of sail area rose more than 2 miles over the earths surface to reach a height of 12,471 feet (3,801 meters). Today’s kites are restricted by aviation rules to flying no more than 300 ft.
In 1942, Commander Paul Edward Garber designed an inexpensive moving-target kite for the U.S.Navy to use in gunnery practice.
Kite trivia:
In 1888 Arthur Batut took the first aerial photograph from a kite-lifted camera in Labruguiere, France.
In 1898 in Milton Massachusetts a modified Hargraves Box Kite with about 86 sq. ft of sail area rose more than 2 miles over the earths surface to reach a height of 12,471 feet (3,801 meters). Today’s kites are restricted by aviation rules to flying no more than 300 ft.
In 1942, Commander Paul Edward Garber designed an inexpensive moving-target kite for the U.S.Navy to use in gunnery practice.
