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<H3>REFERENCES</H3>

<P><A NAME="1"></A>1) Collected Researches on the Stability of Kites and
Towed Gliders, L.W. Bryant, W.S. Brown, N.E. Sweeting, Reports and Memoranda,
National Physics Laboratory Feb. 1942</P>

<P><A NAME="2"></A>2) US Patent 2'429'502, Captive Helicopter - Kite Means,
A.M. Young, Oct. 1947</P>

<P><A NAME="3"></A>3) US Patent 2'433'344, Aeronautic Positioning Device,
M.G. Crosby, Dec. 1947</P>

<P><A NAME="4"></A>4) US Patent 2'494'430, Rotating Kite, J.R. Carnworth,
Jan. 1950 </P>

<P><A NAME="5"></A>5) Marchaj, C. A., Sailing Theory and Practice, Dodd,
Mead, and Co. , NY, 1964</P>

<P><A NAME="6"></A>6) US Patent 3'487'800, Windsurfer, Hoyle Schweitzer
&amp; James Drake, Jan. 1970</P>

<P><A NAME="7"></A>7) <A HREF="http://www.willamette.edu/~ccrowell/kites/flexipat/flexipat.htm">US
Patent 4'129'272</A>, Aerofoil Structure (Flexifoil), Andrew Jones, et.
al. Dec. 1978</P>

<P><A NAME="8"></A>8) <A HREF="mailto:[email protected]">Roeseler,
W. G.</A>, and Funston, N. E.; &quot;The Sea Nymph and an Ancient Egyptian
Yacht,&quot; Ancient Interface IX, Pamona, CA 1979 </P>

<P><A NAME="9"></A>9) Marchaj, Aero-Hydrodynamics of Sailing, Dodd, Mead,
&amp; Co, New York, 1979</P>

<P><A NAME="10"></A>10) Some notes on the <A HREF="http://www.cobrakite.com/flexi.htm">Flexifoil</A>,
&nbsp;<A HREF="mailto:[email protected]">T. Schmidt</A>, European Kiteflier,
May 1980</P>

<P><A NAME="11"></A>11) Wind Power for Ships - A General Survey, Air Commodore
C.T. Nance, Symposium on wind propulsion of commercial ships, Royal Institution
of Naval Architects, London Nov. 1980</P>

<P><A NAME="12"></A>12) Kite-Sails for Wind-Assisted Ship Propulsion, Prof.
G. W. Schaefer, K.Allsopp, Symposium on wind propulsion of commercial ships,
Royal Institution of Naval Architects, London Nov. 1980</P>

<P><A NAME="13"></A>13) Kitesails Discussion, <A HREF="mailto:[email protected]">T.
Schmidt</A>, Symposium on wind propulsion of commercial ships, Royal Institution
of Naval Architects, London Nov. 1980</P>

<P><A NAME="14"></A>14) UK Patent Applications 2'098'946 to 2'098'052,
Tethered Sails, R. Duckworth et al., British Petroleum, Dec. 1982</P>

<P><A NAME="15"></A>15) Kite Sailing - a Survey, <A HREF="mailto:[email protected]">T.
Schmidt</A>, Boat Technology International, July 1981</P>

<P><A NAME="16"></A>16) <A HREF="http://www.cobrakite.com/jacladp.htm">Jacob's
Ladder</A>, Ian Day, Yachts and Yachting, Dec. 1982</P>

<P><A NAME="17"></A>17) Sail Equipped Motor Ship &quot;Shin Aitoku Maru&quot;
and Studies on Larger Ship, Watanabe, Nakanishi, and Takeda, Ancient Interface
XII, San Francisco, 1982</P>

<P><A NAME="18"></A>18) Aerodynamics of Sail-Assisted Propulsion of Commercial
Ships: A preliminary Study, Armand, Marol, and Saint-Blancat, Ancient Interface
XII, San Francisco, 1982</P>

<P><A NAME="19"></A>19) Kite Power Review, <A HREF="mailto:[email protected]">T.
Schmidt</A>, &nbsp;<A HREF="http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/Fishwick/ayrs.htm">AYRS</A>
No 97, June 1983</P>

<P><A NAME="20"></A>20) Kite News, <A HREF="mailto:[email protected]">T.
Schmidt</A>, &nbsp;<A HREF="http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/Fishwick/ayrs.htm">AYRS</A>
No. 98, Dec. 1983</P>

<P><A NAME="21"></A>21) Comprehensive Applications; Modern American Developmental
Sail Powered and Sail-Assisted Cargo Vessels, Thiessen, Ancient Interface
XIV, Long Beach, CA, 1984</P>

<P><A NAME="22"></A>22) Downwind faster than the wind, <A HREF="mailto:[email protected]">T.
Schmidt</A>, <A HREF="http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/Fishwick/ayrs.htm">AYRS</A>
100, Dec. 1984</P>

<P><A NAME="23"></A>23) <A HREF="[email protected]">Roeseler</A>, &quot;Sky
Sail Progress,&quot; Ancient Interface XV, Seattle, WA, 1985</P>

<P><A NAME="24"></A>24) The Influence of Cable Forces on the Efficiency
of Kite Devices as a Means of Alternate Propulsion, N. Burgin, P.A. Wilson,
Windtech '85, International Symposium on Windship Technology, University
of Southampton 1985</P>

<P><A NAME="25"></A>25) The Use of Inflated Sails for Ship Propulsion,
Keith Stewart, Windtech '85, International Symposium on Windship Technology,
University of Southampton 1985</P>

<P><A NAME="26"></A>26) The Application of Elevated Sails (Kites) for Fuel
Saving Auxiliary Propulsion of Commercial Vessels, R. Duckworth, Windtech
'85, International Symposium on Windship Technology, University of Southampton
1985</P>

<P><A NAME="27"></A>27) Some Comments on the Relative Merits of Various
Wind Propulsion Devices, J.F. Wellicome, Windtech '85, International Symposium
on Windship Technology, University of Southampton 1985</P>

<P><A NAME="28"></A>28) <A HREF="http://www.bdt.com/home/daveculp/speedsail.html">Kitesailing
International</A>, &nbsp;<A HREF="mailto:[email protected]">Dave Culp</A></P>

<P><A NAME="29"></A>29) Ultimate Sailing - The Hapa Revisited, J.G.: Hagedoorn,
P. Ashford, <A HREF="http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/Fishwick/ayrs.htm">AYRS</A>
114, Dec. 1993</P>

<P><A NAME="30"></A>30) Ultimate Sailing II, P. Lynn, C. Sands, <A HREF="http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/Fishwick/ayrs.htm">AYRS
</A>116, 1994</P>

<P><A NAME="31"></A>31) UAV Cover Story, AW &amp; ST, 10 July 1995</P>

<P><A NAME="32"></A>32) Ultimate Sailing III, <A HREF="mailto:[email protected]">B.
Roeseler</A>,&nbsp; <A HREF="mailto:[email protected]">C. Roeseler</A>,
C. Burgess, D. Costes, <A HREF="mailto:[email protected]">T. Schmidt</A>,
&nbsp;<A HREF="mailto:[email protected]">T. Kitson</A>, &nbsp;<A HREF="http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/Fishwick/ayrs.htm">AYRS
</A>118, 1995</P>

<P><A NAME="33"></A>33) UAV Survey Article, Steven J. Zagala, Aviation
Week and Space Technology, 8 Jan 1996</P>

<P><A NAME="34"></A>34) Kiteskiers fly in ESPN Extreme Games, &quot;Hot
Water&quot; (cover story,) Tim DeVaney, American Kite, Fall 1995</P>

<P><A NAME="35"></A>35) Aerodynamic Decelerators, Donald Waye, Aerospace
America, December 1995</P>

<P><A NAME="36"></A>36) Toyota Tacoma TV Commercial 1995, Saatchi and Saatchi,
Baja, California</P>

<P><A NAME="37"></A>37) Advanced Composites in a Simple Shop, Henry Elliot,
Professional Boatbuilder, Feb/March, 1996</P>

<P><A NAME="38"></A>38) Modern Commercial Sailing Ship Fundamentals, Priebe,
Cornell Maritime Press, 1986</P>

<P><A NAME="39"></A>39) Small Autonomous Aircraft for Economical Oceanographic
Observations on a Wide Scale, <A HREF="mailto:[email protected]">Tad McGeer</A>
&amp; Greg Holland, Oceanography V 6 No 3, 1993</P>

<P><A NAME="40"></A>40) World's Fastest Sailboat, Popular Science Cover
Story, January 1991</P>

<P><A NAME="41"></A>41) Crackpot or Genius, Francis Reynolds, Chicago Review
Press, 1993</P>

<P><A NAME="42"></A>42) <A HREF="http://www.bdt.com/home/daveculp/Sailtech89.html">Kitesailing
Progress</A>, Roeseler and Culp, Sail Tech, AIAA at Stanford, 1989 </P>

<P><A NAME="43"></A>43) Boeing Pilotless Condor, AW &amp; ST, 23 April
1990</P>

<P><A NAME="44"></A>44) Unusual Sailing Systems for Kites, T. Schmidt,
The Naval Architect, Feb 1984</P>

<P><A NAME="45"></A>45) <A HREF="http://fetch.cnidr.org/cgi-bin/patbib_fetch3?/pto7/NEW/INDEX+PATBIB-76-96+11545+0+18+101459+F+1+1+1+pn%2f5366182">US
Patent 5,366,182</A>, Kiteski, Roeseler and Roeseler, Nov. 1994</P>

<P><A NAME="46"></A>46) <A HREF="http://fetch.cnidr.org/cgi-bin/patbib_fetch3?/pto7/NEW/INDEX+PATBIB-76-96+18013+0+18+89996+F+1+1+1+pn%2f5355817">U.
S. Patent 5,355,817</A>, Sailboat, Schrems, 1994</P>

<P><A NAME="47"></A>47) Bosnian Sky Spy Snoops for Crime, Fulghum, AW&amp;ST,
6 May 1996</P>

<P><A NAME="48"></A>48) Richard Wallace Video, Radio Control Sail Plane
in Tethered Flight</P>

<P><A NAME="49"></A>49) Fly-by-Wire Parafoil Can Deliver 1,100 lbs, Michael
O. Lavett, AW &amp; ST, 1 April 1996, p 64</P>

<P><A NAME="50"></A>50) To the Third Power, Koch, Tilbury House, 1994</P>

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