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I'll remember this when the decent weather arrives and I can get to a beach👍 -
When winding your lines after flying in a sandy environment, it's a good idea to take a very thin slightly damp cloth and run the lines through that as you wind. it will get rid of dirt particles that could rub and cause damage. Using a thin cloth to do this you will feel anything that may be trapped in the weave of your lines. -
So I was wondering what if anything the good folks of the forum do to care for your flying lines? I have a couple of sets of pro gold lines and other than; Check for stretch and adjust. Keep them on a winder in a bag so they aren’t damaged in transit etc Visual check as I unwind / wind in I don’t do anything else…. I wondered what others do. Do people clean their lines? Lubricate them in some way? or any other care routines…interested to hear your thoughts on this.
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I am debating between the ul and the standard. Not alot of info out there about how it flies compared to the Widow NG.
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