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Tethys instruction booklet.cdr - Public Missiles Ltd.

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Step 7<br />

In the next step<br />

you will tie the<br />

short end to<br />

the eyelet on<br />

the nosecone<br />

1/3 of shockcord<br />

In the next step<br />

you will tie the<br />

long end to the<br />

“D” ring on<br />

the piston<br />

Prepare the parachute per<br />

the parachute <strong>instruction</strong>s.<br />

Thread the shock cord<br />

through the loop you made<br />

in the parachute shroud lines<br />

and tie it using the knot<br />

illustrated on the left. Note<br />

that the chute should be<br />

attached to the shock cord at<br />

about the 1/3 point of the<br />

shock cord. Alternatively,<br />

you can tie the shock cord to<br />

a “kwik-link” and then<br />

attach the “kwik-link” to the<br />

loop in the shroud lines.<br />

Step 8<br />

Thread the long end of the shock cord through the “D” ring and tie it using the knot illustrated<br />

below. Alternatively, you can tie the shock cord to a “kwik-link” and then attach the “kwiklink”<br />

to the “D” ring. Use the same knot to attach the other end of the shock cord to the eyelet<br />

on the nosecone.<br />

6.0”<br />

To cinch the knot, alternately<br />

pull on the trailer and push<br />

the knot towards the attach<br />

point. Repeat until tight. To<br />

make sure the knot never<br />

slips, place a drop of epoxy<br />

on the trailer where it meets<br />

the knot. DO NOT saturate<br />

the knot with epoxy or CA!<br />

Pull<br />

trailer<br />

Push<br />

knot<br />

Drop of<br />

epoxy

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