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Ed Gillet used a kite powered kayak to sail from San Diego to Hawaii. You
can read about it in my new book A SPECK ON THE SEA available on www.amazon.com Yours, Bill Longyard "Graham" wrote in message om... Since I last posted a question about sail sticks, I met a guy who gets the wind to tow a canoe by attaching a kite to the canoe using heavy (trolling - woven??) fishing line. He claims that the canoe is much more stable than having a mast that could cause the canoe to flip in a cross gust. Has anyone else heard of this technique? |
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