Rotary kite

Aeronautics and astronautics – Kites

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B64C 3106

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040120171

ABSTRACT:
A rotary kite consisting of a single elongated airfoil element or wing with two perpendicularly attached circular stabilizer elements positioned on the airfoil so as to enclose a central longitudinal quarter of the airfoil element. Each stabilizer disk has an elongated S-shaped slot centered upon its surface through which the wing is inserted thereby causing a wing cross-section to have an S-shaped configuration. A dowel-type shaft is centered laterally on one side of the airfoil element and serves as an axis of rotation for the airfoil and its two stabilizer disks. Multiple bracing lines interconnect both disks and each line further extends to both ends of the shaft thus holding the two disks semi-rigid and perpendicular to the airfoil. A nail at each end of the dowel secures a plastic bearing to which a bridle line is attached and the unattached line ends are joined to form a V-shaped bridle. The revolving motion of the airfoil is sustained by the air movement into the airfoil's upper half forcing that half forward and downward bringing the convex lower section upward and into the concave upper position in place for the next half-revolution.

REFERENCES:
patent: 1051659 (1913-01-01), Ames
patent: 3079115 (1963-02-01), Edwards et al.

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