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A QUIET CUL DE SAC, SO TRAFFIC WASNT AN ISSUE.  HOWEVER, I HAD TO BE QUICK
AND DISCRETE.  I UNFOLDED THE EZ HANG WRIST SUPPORT AND WALKED CASUALLY
INTO THE STREET.  SUDDENLY, I TURNED, SIGHTED THE GAP IN THE BRANCHES, AND
FIRED.  THANKS TO THE WIDE, SQUARE YOKE AND THE THICK RUBBER BAND, THE LEAD
WEIGHT CLEARED THE EZ HANG IN A SPLIT SECOND.  I WATCHED AS THE YELLOW BALL
SOARED INTO THE AIR AND NEATLY THREADED THE GAP.  THE MONO FILAMENT LINE
PLAYED OUT SMOOTHLY, AND THEN STOPPED.  I SAUNTERED INTO THE YARD, NOT
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QUITE KNOWING WHAT TO EXPECT.  TO MY PLEASANT SURPRISE, I FOUND THE WEIGHT
LYING ON THE GRASS.  STEP 2 I BENT THE EZ WINDERS METAL GROUND STAKE INTO
THE VERTICAL POSITION AND PULLED OFF THE TOP PIECE THAT SECURED THE WINDERS
BRIGHT ORANGE CORD.  AFTER REMOVING THE WEIGHT THAT I HAD JUST LAUNCHED
THROUGH THE TREE, I ATTACHED THE EZ WINDER CORD TO THE DANGLING
MONOFILAMENT LINE AND ANCHORED THE WINDER INTO THE SOIL SEE FIGURE 17.
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