Does anyone know the spec of the dyneema bridle line used on the fone diablo? V1 in particular. Thickness? Breaking strain?
I'd like to replace a few on my newly broken 11m and make them myself.
Fone diablo bridle line
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Re: Fone diablo bridle line
Did you ever manage to find out what the bridle line was and breaking strain used on the Fone diablo?
I see that Flysurfer include a column on their line plans titled “Material” DC 60 for example, DC 60 being a Liros product.
Would be handy if other manufacturers did the same.
I see that Flysurfer include a column on their line plans titled “Material” DC 60 for example, DC 60 being a Liros product.
Would be handy if other manufacturers did the same.
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Re: Fone diablo bridle line
Yes. It took a while and a few emails. My Liros dc lines are now in the post.mgs wrote: ↑Tue Oct 17, 2017 5:58 pmDid you ever manage to find out what the bridle line was and breaking strain used on the Fone diablo?
I see that Flysurfer include a column on their line plans titled “Material” DC 60 for example, DC 60 being a Liros product.
Would be handy if other manufacturers did the same.
Dc60
Dc120
Dc160