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The important thing to remember is to tie it down tight. You don't want any
slack in the ropes at all which the wind can exploit and rock the airplane around. I typically use a round turn and two half hitches (standard sailor's knot) and don't leave the extra rope dangling as it can become a whip in a high wind and damage the airplane. Make sure you tie down the tail, too - just doing the wings isn't enough. Good luck! Shawn "david whitley" wrote in message ... Hi group I need some basic instruction.... I've been noticing tie down ropes. The knots folks use are all over the map. Is there a basic "best" knot for tying down the bird? We're looking at windy weather here in the NE this weekend. The ropes here on the Vineyard are poly-something. A link to a picture would be nice. Dave |
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