The kite? I also use it on motor boats!

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Who said that kite is only suitable for kite surfing?
Look at what the French at OmegaSails have come up with: a range of kites that can be easily mounted on all kinds of boats, from kayaks and sup to dinghies and powerboats up to 18 meters. This is a static kite with a special shape that is able to work exclusively at carriers.

On a motor boat, you will need a pole to which you can attach the two lines attached to the kite: watch how it works in the video below. Manufacturers assure performance up to 5-6 knots in wind conditions from 12 to 30 knots (the kite starts working with 7 knots of air). www.omegasails.com

VIDEO – HOW DOES OMEGA SAIL WORK?

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2 thoughts on “The kite? I also use it on motor boats!”

  1. James Heffernan

    I am looking to power a 28ft cabin cruiser. I need more range than the standard tanks provide. I am curious as to what you have that could provide this.

    Thanks, Jim

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