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So if you had an airborne generator like shown in the first post and you had a long extension cord attached to your buggy modified so it is powered by an electric motor would it still count as kite buggy riding? How about if you just charged a battery powered by the airborne kite device and used the battery to power a motor to drive your kite buggy?

Quote: Originally posted by Randy

So if you had an airborne generator like shown in the first post and you had a long extension cord attached to your buggy modified so it is powered by an electric motor would it still count as kite buggy riding? How about if you just charged a battery powered by the airborne kite device and used the battery to power a motor to drive your kite buggy?

You must have been smoking coyote's. Good stuff.

Generate enough wind power to power your electric vehicle home.

( kritikal kush ) only in Canada.

Coyotes? Is that what they're calling it now?
Too much weather, with soft ground underneath is our problem in Raleigh.
So Randy, by extension, under the potential energy rule you suggest, my truck is dinosaur powered?



"always be yourself. unless you can be a dinosaur, then always be a dinosaur"

Kush only in Canada. I laugh at you sir.

Quote: Originally posted by Ed Cline

Coyotes? Is that what they're calling it now? Too much weather, with soft ground underneath is our problem in Raleigh. So Randy, by extension, under the potential energy rule you suggest, my truck is dinosaur powered? "always be yourself. unless you can be a dinosaur, then always be a dinosaur" Kush only in Canada. I laugh at you sir.

Hey Ed - now you can try snow kiting!! But you will need a new kite won't you? Time to get a Paraski!