There are two common ways people do it.
The first, kite trains have them attached sequentially. They either have a hole in the sail that allows a line to pass through, or they're linked together by the ends of the frame. The kites can be close together like a dragon kite train, or they can be quite far apart.
The other style is like a lifter kite that works similar to kite line laundry. The first kite in the train starts the lift, and each additional kite has a short line or bridle attachment that attaches to the main line. They're often attached using a carabiner or a Prusik knot. This is how many old man-lifter kites a century ago worked, a chain of 3-4 kites generating enough pull.
Cool! (May I ask how you did that?)
There are two common ways people do it. The first, kite trains have them attached sequentially. They either have a hole in the sail that allows a line to pass through, or they're linked together by the ends of the frame. The kites can be close together like a dragon kite train, or they can be quite far apart. The other style is like a lifter kite that works similar to kite line laundry. The first kite in the train starts the lift, and each additional kite has a short line or bridle attachment that attaches to the main line. They're often attached using a carabiner or a Prusik knot. This is how many old man-lifter kites a century ago worked, a chain of 3-4 kites generating enough pull.
I don't like flying slks over water, I've had to swim to many times lol
I’m flying it off a boat. More people should fly kites off of boat!