Line materials for kite systems. 

Gut, silk, spider thread, nylon, polyester, glass, cotton, Dacron, Dyneema, steel, aluminum wire, copper wire, compound lines,

Size, purpose, life, inspectability, safety margins, specific use, wear situations, environment, diameter, kg/m, indicators of fatigue, inspection methods,

• http://www.waku-angelsport.de/proandcontra.html
• http://www.awindofchange.com/lessons/lesson1-4.html
• 8/0 that is unbreakable!   Power silk fly tying (not silk)  Power Silk Fly Tying Thread by Dyneema. http://www.troutlure.co.uk/displayFullProductDetails.do?product_id=1012
• The very first synthetic thread was made in 1935, it was a polyamide thread (abbreviation: PA).
• Dyneema is the trade name owned by the Dutch chemical company Royal DSM N.V
• Copolymers
• knots. If one goes to the trouble of using a needle to make a spliced-loop, then one is rewarded with a connection that maintains 100% of the original braking strain   PRACTICE MAKING spliced loops.
• The disadvantages are its high initial cost and, because its construction promotes internal abrasion, it is not durable
• Read more: How to Splice Dyneema | eHow.com
  http://www.ehow.com/how_5329443_splice-dyneema.html#ixzz10gTnBStE  Is there a workaround for the internal abrasion?
  Remember that Dyneema melts at 100 to 150 degrees centigrade, a much lower melting temperature than nylon line.
  Read more: How to Splice Dyneema | eHow.com
  http://www.ehow.com/how_5329443_splice-dyneema.html#ixzz10gUm592y
• Individual lines lack the ability to compensate for high momentary loads placed on your vessel by varying conditions. Although stronger than a nylon line, Dyneema/Spectra lacks nylon's stretch that accommodates for those loads.
• http://www.splicing.com/splicing.php4  Our specialty is the Long splice. The Long splice is used to create a continuous or endless loop of wire rope frequently utilized on conveyor systems. The actual splice is a difficult multi-step labor intensive process in which two wire rope ends are joined end to end and the strands are intertwined to merge the two individual ropes ends.
• http://www.splicing.com/history.php4  Will Ryer & Son, Inc.   
• Wire Rope News & Sling Industry   http://www.wireropenews.com/
• http://www.keepitsoaring.com/LKSC/Downloads/dyneema%252Fspectra-splicing-manual.pdf
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• http://www.kidskites.co.uk/contents/en-uk/d53.html
• braiding
• enhancements
• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decanewton
• http://www.kidskites.co.uk/contents/media/ball%20bearing%20%20150%20250%20350.jpg swivels
• Sleeving lines
• http://www.kidskites.co.uk/contents/en-uk/d57.html#p388
• Line care with cleaner, impregnator, UV extenders
• http://www.kidskites.co.uk/contents/en-uk/d56.html
• http://www.my-best-kite.com/images/giant-kites-2.jpg     http://www.my-best-kite.com/giant-kites.html
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• http://www.sagami-oodako.com/e/index.html
• http://www.contractorsrope.com/rope-care-and-use.html
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