X-Act-ST by TFJ

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[firecsi]

Does any one know about this kite and the company that sells them.
http://home.arcor.de/dernoma/microkites/ 

[ezme6]

very very cool....I want a couple

[firecsi]

I can't find where to order them.
 

[Flying Fish]

Yes, I do, and I actually have one, a Raudy (a type not made anymore):

Despite its tiny size, it flies really well. Needs a decent amount of wind, but then it really tests your reaction speed, as it's blindingly fast. AFAIK, it's a one-man company, and he makes just a handful of these mini-kites on a yearly basis.

Simplest way to order is e-mail him (at least that's what I did). No idea whether he will ship to the US, but shipping to the UK was no problem, and he put in a appropriate line set as well (very light lines, obviously!)

[ae]

Yes, its a little one man operation.
You have to email him with your shipping adress and he will get back to you in a day or two.

[firecsi]

Do you know his Email Address I don't see it any where. 

[Flying Fish]

Click on "Bestellung" (= ordering) and you'll find his e-mail address: Noma@drachenzwerge.de (Drachenzwerge literally means 'kite midget').

[firecsi]

Thank you for all your help.

[Michel]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZCqZWUgCMg&feature=player_embedded

[Flying Fish]

That video gives a good impression of how the kites fly. And it really is finger-control, tiny movements are enough to steer these kites. Really fun to fly, but don't expect trick machines