Flying with a Control Bar Quad Line:
When you fly your kite with the bar it will behave much like a dual line kite (see dual line control below). The difference is the
existence of the bottom brake lines. The brake lines will be linked together at the safety leash. You should always fly with the
leash attached to your wrist. In the event of an emergency and you let go of the bar, the safely leash will pull the brake lines,
causing the kite to de-power. This will prevent the bar from being dragged away from you and possible striking anything in its
path.
Flying with a Control Bar Dual Line:
Be sure to have the right line and left lines on the appropriate side - RED for right, BLACK for left. Use the control bar to steer
the kite left or right. To go right: pull right / push left. To go left: pull left / push right. Stop the kite from turning by leveling the
control bar with both hands. When the bar is level, the kite will fly straight in any direction that the Leading Edge is pointed.
You can control and fly your kite with twists in the line. Don't let this confuse or distress you. To untwist the line, steer your kite
into loops going in the opposite direction, or spin the bar in your hands.
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