Hong Kong Junlong Pingpu Kite User Manual

This manual introduces the features and characteristics of the Pupu kite product, including structure, performance, sound effect, shape pattern, workmanship, etc., as well as pre-flight preparation, basic operation, product specifications and other information.


Hong Kong Junlong Pingpu Kite User Manual - cover page
Brand
香港均隆
Category
Other
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
599 KB
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
614EA36BEF321969689C46CE806B6357

About this manual

This manual begins with safety warnings and guidance on selecting a suitable flying site and wind conditions. It explains how to prepare the kite, adjust the tension line for different wind strengths, and perform basic flight maneuvers.

The document then details the upgraded Pingpu model, describing its carbon‑fiber frame, 200 lb Kevlar line, and improved performance. It lists the accessories included in the package and provides step‑by‑step assembly instructions, including rod connections, arrow‑tail attachment, and final checks before flight. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Safety Warning
  • Flight Preparation
  • Basic Operation
  • Tension Adjustment
  • Pingpu Model Upgrades
  • Product Specifications
  • Packaging and Accessories
  • Assembly Instructions
  • Final Checks

Specifications

Size110 cm × 230 cm
Weight320 g
Recommended Wind Speed1–4.5 m/s
Frame MaterialPure carbon‑fiber tube
Line Strength200 lb Kevlar
Launch Line Pull150 lb

Frequently asked questions

How can I adjust the kite's tension for different wind conditions?

Straighten the line, then move the short middle line upward to reduce lift for strong wind, or downward to increase lift for light wind.

What are the main specifications of the Pingpu kite?

The kite measures 110 cm × 230 cm, weighs 320 g, uses a pure carbon‑fiber frame, has a 200 lb Kevlar line, and is designed for wind speeds of 1–4.5 m/s.

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