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The bridle is formed of strong string which is 5 ft. in length. It is tied in a loop, 4 in. from each end of the backbone. The kite line is attached to the bridle with a bowline knot and a reef knot so that the upper part of the bridle is shorter than the lower part. The exact tying point will be found by experiment, and adjustments to secure this are easily made.
Though this kite does not usually have a tail, it may be a help to fit a short one if the kite behaves too erratically in flight.
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