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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 9 Apr 1995.
Re: Line Spool Invention

Re: Line Spool Invention

Don Schiewer (sch...@mfa.com) wrote:
: I came up with a low cost and easy way to make kite line spools.
: 
: I use a heavy gauge coat hanger and bend it as follows...


                                              _
                 /-\                         ( )     <- attach here
                |   |            -->          |
                   /                          |
         Here     |       Here             /-----\    <- hold here
          v     /   \      v             /         \
             /         \               /             \   
          /               \            \             /   <- Wind here
        (___________________)          /_____________\

           -Don Schiewer-               -Don Schiewer-


:If anyone has seen this before, please let me know --
:Otherwise, it is my invention.

:You should get about 1 foot per wind.
:It is called a Winger (tm) (cp 1995)

:Feel free to duplicate and propagate, but do not plaguerate.

:Don Schiewer        
:sch...@mfa.com


Dunno about the invention but I've never seen those ASCII pictures 
before so I added your name to them as credits :-) :-)

Bye,

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From: Col...@equinox.gen.nz (Colin Douthwaite)
Subject: Re: Line Spool Invention
Date: 1995/04/09
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