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Reply to @AeroPools

@4everaerial Bring it on. I am naked with my feet planted in the sand.

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People don't believe our kite is still flying. When I put a kite up, it stays for days. BTW, check out the storm clouds above us. HOT DAMN!!!!! https://t.co/aqYrY8Hi4F

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Reply to @ElMichaelLewis

@ElMichaelLewis Not with the heavy line we have. With 40 lb. test I could do it but I fear the line would break.

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Reply to @ElMichaelLewis

@ElMichaelLewis No planes in this area

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Reply to @buyinthedip

@buyinthedip I am the frisbee champion

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Reply to @flyinghendrix

@flyinghendrix It will go as high as you want. Depends entirely on the weight of the line. In Molokai, in 2004, I ran a 20 lb. test line out 4.5 miles with a similar kite, which rose to a height of 1.3 miles. Verified by flying by it in one of my planes.

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Reply to @andrew_thaler

@andrew_thaler Line too heavy

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Reply to @laurencedoyle

@laurencedoyle $49.95 at the local tourist shop.

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Reply to @buyinthedip

@buyinthedip I threw a frisbee over 600 yards in a storm on Maui in 2002. It stayed stable throughout.

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@Cd40130802 Will do

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Reply to @wsheng90

@wsheng90 Hang on to it. Check it in one year.

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Reply to @NetBoyRick

@NetBoyRick @Absent_Ballot Benjamin Franklin invented electricity. There was no lightening before him.

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Reply to @kin_tan_ti

@kin_tan_ti Lovely

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