Kite Plan Base (KPB) - 1 line - Parafoils

The parafoils are descendants of the actual parachutes, resulting from the work of the french-canadian Domina Jalbert to produce more efficient parachutes.
The nearly perfect aerodynamic profile makes them the most efficient kites and due to the fact that they do not need bars they can be stowed in small bags; but attention: the construction of them is quite complicated.

• 7m octopus Bernhard Malle

  

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• American Flowform 50 sq. ft. Harald Prinzler

  

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• Flow form kite Ed Grauel, Margaret Greger

  

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• Flow Form Type Kite Kevin Nickel

  

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• Flowform Josselin Millecamps

  

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• Flowform Monsieur Vansnickt

  

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• Flowform 2m Louis Sko

  

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• Flowform 3.0 Modifié Christian Becot

  

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• Flowform 3.0 Modified Christian Becot

  

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• Flowform 50 sq. ft. Carl Crowell

  

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• Flowform de base Louis Sko

  

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• Flowform FF03A Harald Prinzler

  

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• Flowform FF04A Harald Prinzler

  

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• Flowform No. 4 Harald Prinzler

  

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• Flowform No. 4 (drawings) Harald Prinzler

  

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• Flowform simple Louis Sko

  

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• Gerds Parafoil Michael Böttcher

  

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• Het sluiten van de flexifoil Vlieger Magazin

  

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• Libellule Josselin Millecamps

  

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• Mini-Mock Don Mock

  

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