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Fighter kite

Fighter kites are kites used for the sport of kite fighting. Traditionally, most are small, unstable single-line flat kites, where line tension alone is used for control. A key element is the manja, typically glass-coated cotton strands, used to cut down the line of others.

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Fighter kite

Nodes82
Edges81
Triples131
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.02439
Components1

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related to List of types · 43
Fighter kite → Afghan Fighter Kite, Afghanistan, American Fighter Kite, Benang Gelasan, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Chula, Do Akkhal, Do Pana, Farfarata, Gulair, Gum Pana, Hata, India, Indian Fighter Kite, Indonesia, Japan, Kashti, Korea
related to United States · 26
Fighter kite → American Kitefliers Association, Brazilian, Bruce Lambert, Chilean, East Coast, Fighter, Fighting Association, In, In Southern California, Japanese Rokkaku, Kite, Many, NAFKA, Nagasaki Hata, New Year's Day, On, Oregon, Pacific Northwest, San Diego, The
related to External links · 19
Fighter kite → American Fighter Kite Association, Archived, December, DefinitionKite Flyers India Official, Fighter Kite DesignsKite Heritage, Fighter Kite World Record, History, Indian Kite CollectionKite India, Kite, Kitefliers Association, Media, October, Origin, Wayback MachineIndia's Largest Bamboo, Wayback MachinePakistan, Website Archived, WebsiteFighter Kite CentralThe North, Wikimedia Commons Cyber Fighter, Wiktionary-logo-en-v2
related to Chile · 12
Fighter kite → Chilean, Europe, However, Latin America, Since, The, The Chilean, Their, They, Thus, Unlike, Used
related to Bridle, tuning and flight · 9
Fighter kite → Afghan, Bridle, Bridling, If, India, Indian, Left, The, To
related to India · 7
Fighter kite → Fighter, Hindi, India, Indian Independence Day, Kite, Makar Sankranti, Vasant Panchami
related to Korea · 4
Fighter kite → Although, Asian, Korean, The
related to Brazil · 3
Fighter kite → As, In Brazil, The
related to Materials · 3
Fighter kite → American, In, The
related to By country · 2
Fighter kite → In, Various

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kite line fighting kites used india cutting pakistan fighter cut brazil flying lit chile american coated thread afghanistan made fighters

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the national flaginstance ofUsed for decoration or to highlight a celebratory motif0.80text
a trailing tail is left out for competitive matchesinstance ofUsed for decoration or to highlight a celebratory motif0.80text
Bruce Lambertinstance ofpopularized by names0.80text
Fighter kiterelated to BrazilIn Brazil0.60section
Fighter kiterelated to BrazilAs0.60section
Fighter kiterelated to BrazilThe0.60section
Fighter kiterelated to Bridle, tuning and flightBridle0.60section
Fighter kiterelated to Bridle, tuning and flightAfghan0.60section
Fighter kiterelated to Bridle, tuning and flightIndian0.60section
Fighter kiterelated to Bridle, tuning and flightThe0.60section
Fighter kiterelated to Bridle, tuning and flightTo0.60section
Fighter kiterelated to Bridle, tuning and flightLeft0.60section

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