Pull it back until it scares you.
Launch.
Repeat.*
*you'll find out when to ease off...
Best regards,
--
Stephen Syrotiak
Southern Connecticut
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> How much tension should one put on a Hi-Start? Two times the weight of the
> sailplane? Three times? Four times? Pull it till it breaks then back off
> one step? Is there any rule at all?
The one rule I have heard is don't stretch the rubber tubing more than 3x it's
original length.
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How much tension should one put on a Hi-Start? Two times the weight of the
sailplane? Three times? Four times? Pull it till it breaks then back off
one step? Is there any rule at all?
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