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What to Lift by Kite Systems

  • Each type of object lifted may involve alternative lifting protocols and modifications to the kite system.
  • Each lifting scenario invites plans and specification, safety-critical analysis, economical analysis, trial reports, tips, projects, experiments, comparison with other means of lifting the objects involved.
  • What are the merits of a particular lifting project involving kite systems?
  • Lift items and then drop them
  • Lift platforms, living quarters, aircraft
  • Lift water to let out for fire fighting or wetting plants or people.
  • Lift seeds for dropping into welcoming soil.
  • Lift large bulky items from one place and let the item down in another place.
  • Lift water to cool the water; bring the water back down for use.
  • Lift hang gliders as a launch method.
    • Lift the hang glider as the kite wing itself.
    • Lift hang glider up into an  already-flying kite system.
  • Lift landing platforms for receiving the landing of aircraft aloft.
  • Lift AWES wing sets into higher wind levels
  • Lift cameras for aerial photography.
  • Lift a mass for dropping to crush itself or to crush other items.
  • Lift pole ends and tower ends.
  • Lift lumber for moving the lumber from one place to another.
  • Lift animals out of ravines.
  • Lift harvested crops from one place and let the load ride the main tether back to a processing center.
  • Lift batteries to be charged aloft by wind or solar or both; then let the batteries back down for use.
  • Lift people for view pleasure.
  • Lift observers.
  • Lift food to keep the food cool in cooler upper airs.
  • Lift the top end of a recreational climbing rope.
  • Lift large catch nets
  • Lift first line across ravines, rivers, valleys, buildings, etc.  in bridge-building efforts
  • Lift communications devices
  • Lift hoses and clothes to dry
  • Lift wicks to moisten the air
  • Lift screens for backdrops and projection
  • Lift extrusion devices for long fall cooling, drying and stretching of extruded material
  • Lift anything a crane lifts, from container ships out in the bay to dock
  • Lift bags of deep water through mangles to pressurise the bags and power turbines
  • Lift hulls to offset drag
  • Lift ocean sediment to use as fertiliser
  • Lift dredged crud from the ocean floor for clean disposal.
  • Lift invertedly in tidal streams:
    • Pulling bags of air down...
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  • Lift laterally in waters to
    • spread fishing nets
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  • Lift gifts and prizes to be let fall for children to gather.
  • Lift leaflets to be dropped for communicating guides during emergencies.
  • Lift seedlings to be dropped as arrows for self-planting.
  • Lift passengers and carry them to destinations.
  • Lift loudspeakers.
  • Lift control units.
  • Lift mirrors.
  • Lift solar-energy collectors.
  • Lift UV LEDs for crop lighting at night
  • Lift prisoners
  • Lift aerosol medicines for dispersal
  • Lift surveillance devices
  • Lift the back of bankers pants over their heads for thorough wedgying
  • Lift kite line laundry.
  • Lift WECS.
  • Lift water divers.
  • Lift meshes of LEDs to night illuminate broad fields.
  • Lift signs.
  • Lift banners.
  • Lift lenses.
  • Lift boats out of the water.
  • Lift people out of the water.
  • Lift fish caught.
  • Lift "letting-go" notes.
  • Lift prayers
  • Lift hired messages and advertisements.
  • Lift posters of mathematics theorems for students to view and study.
  • Lift sand for placement at a new position on the beach.
  • Lift beams being used for construction of buildings.
  • Lift self.
    • Lift self during kiteboarding.
  • Lift a retail store into the skies.
  • Lift scientific instruments
  • Lift animals
  • Lift birds for release
  • Lift gliders of toy scale for release for fun or design testing.
  • Lift people to the top of aerial zip lines.
  • Lift pilots during free-flight gliding in the kite hang gliders of canopy sort and airframed sort.
  • Lift _____________? _______

 

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