Is the 3~4 north wind suitable for flying kites?

1, northerly wind of grade 3~4, suitable for flying kites.

2, 3~4 northerly winds will not blow the kite away.

"Kites have wind", and the wind has a great influence on flying kites. Many people think that the stronger the wind, the better the kite flies. Actually, it's not. According to the rules of kite competition approved by the State Sports Commission, "When the wind is lower than level 2 and higher than level 6, kites cannot compete". Generally speaking, the best wind speed for flying kites is 2~4. Give small kites when the wind is light, and let big kites play when the wind is strong. In strong winds above magnitude 7, except for special kites, kites can't be released in general.

Generally speaking, the higher the ground, the stronger the wind. About 2 meters from the ground, the wind is 0.5, and the kite can't fly. At this time, you can run in the wind with a kite. The kite flies to a certain height, and the wind is just right, so there is no need to run. When the wind is strong, you can put more lines, and when the wind is weak, you can put some lines. If the force on the kite is balanced with the wind, the kite can stand still in the air. If the kite is in this state of balance, it can be ignored, and it can neither be put in nor put out.