Sunday, March 1, 2009

50 Scooter Wiring Diagram

A bit 'of nodes ...


The Uni system is centered on a node that is valid according to the swivels, hooks and lures. The his stamina is normally between ninety and one hundred percent of the breaking of the line and also used.

1) Start by introducing to nine inches of the end line inside the ring. You return back for a short distance alongside the free end of the body line and creating a loop of wire near the free end reporting of the ring.

2) Going through the free end of the eyelet within you wrap the wires doubled up to form six loops.

3) It acts on the free end pulled until the coils have not taken the stand ajar.

4) It lubricates well and, holding the ring, still pulling the free end until the knot is not tight. It then goes on to act on the body of line bringing the knot to tighten against the ring.

5) is concluded by cutting the free end to two millimeters from the node.




Improved Clinch Knot

The Improved Clinch Knot is one of the best known and used by those fishermen who use artificial lures, hooks and swivels eyelet. Quick and easy to perform is able to store up to ninety percent of the breaking of the line chosen, as long as you remain on small and medium diameters, while for the larger lines is appropriate to use a variant: the Clinch three laps and a half.

1) You begin by entering the ring a few inches of the wire terminal, which will then be brought back and attached to the body line.

2) With the current line of body wraps for at least six times resulting in as many turns, then you pass the free end in the short loop that has grown to form on top of the ring.

3) In doing so he built a loop of wire that runs parallel to the threads and through which the free end must be done step further.

4) It lubricates so carefully tends the free end so that they approach the turns. Holding the swivel or hook, you move to act on the body to line up that the coils are not tight against the ring.

5) is concluded by cutting the free end to two millimeters from the node.




Clinch three and a half turns

The Clinch three and a half turns is an abridged version of 'Improved but best suited to large diameter wires, too hard to follow a complex plot. This is a no do simple, with only three turns, but is able to retain at least eighty-five percent of the breaking strength of line used. For its implementation should have a valid point of attachment as well as gloves and pliers required in the final stages.

1) You start by entering the wire terminal apparatus inside the ring for at least nine inches. Then, back, with the

2) It then goes down you enter the free end through the space that the nylon formed immediately above the ring.

3) Holding the wire in place, which is often not easy with the large diameter lines, lubricate it properly and then pull forcefully on the free end first then the body of the line, after holding the tool with pliers or have it secured to a suitable anchor.

4) is concluded by cutting the excess wire to three millimeters from the node.




Clinch with double turn


A variant of the Clinch three and a half turns is represented by double Clinch around, allowing you to get the bindings also effective using small diameter lines. with very fine lines you should complete the final phase as the Improved version . This node is able to hold one hundred ninety-five per cent of the tensile strength of the line adopted.

1) You start by entering the terminal through the eye of the hook, the swivel or the artificial, repeating the operation in order to form a double ring that is left wide enough.

2) wrap the current around dormant for two or three and a half times the turns then you realize, looking back on the free end is passed into the double turn.

3) With lower to 0.40 lines continue implementing the 'Improved , by passing the free end into the loop of wire that is formed in parallel with the coils. It lubricates well and pulls the free end so as to tighten the coils, and then we act with strength and speed of line on the body by tightening the knot.

4) is concluded by cutting the excess wire one millimeter from the node.




Node Dupond


Laboratory tests have shown that it is able to store values \u200b\u200balways close to one hundred percent of el tensile strength of line used. E 'lines suitable for fine or medium ends.

1) Start by doubling to about ten centimeters making the final stretch of the line then enter in the eye for at least three centimeters.

2) It takes you back to line up against the slot end is near twice that of the eyelet so that it can overcome the light creating a bend.

3) Take the free end and is passed between the loop and the loop, then inside the ring that has formed above the wires dubbed.

4) It lubricates and putting traction on the free end and the body of the line, moves to tighten the knot against the eyelet tool.

5) is concluded by cutting the excess wire to two millimeters from the node.




Node eight


This node does not possess unique properties, is to appreciate the speed and ease of execution tion as well as the resilience due to the fact that goes to stop against the ring always tend to tighten. Can only be used with hooks dall'occhiello bent inwards or outwards. The hooks of this type often are not sealed, so you should double check the point where the ring is closed because if the two parts are not perfectly put together, the nylon could go to counter the sharp edge of metal cracking with increasing traction.

1) We begin by introducing the wire in the eye by sliding a few inches and then, having approached the shank of the sleeper, is formed with the current passing through a ring on the opposite side of the leg through ninety degrees .

2) The power is back behind the body of line wrapping and forming a second ring, which closes the crossing point where the wires have crossed previously.

3) is passed within the free end of the first ring so that the power has to come out parallel to the stem the hook.

4) It is lubricated with saliva, pulling the free end of line and body do you tighten the ring around the shank of giving rise to the two loops cross.

5) When the knot is tightened it slides up to the loop counter and ends by cutting the free end of a millimeter from the node.




Node to climb


The Node is a node to climb very interesting that the implementation presented difficulties, however h a great fit and excellent symmetry that makes it particularly suitable for use by line of high average thickness fishing for fish such as catfish.

1) You start by passing the free end into the eyelet and wrap the shank of five turns.

2) Go back and pass again the clear leader in the loop on the opposite side to the first introduction.

3) While holding the hook to a suitable anchor, you strix node on the environment, or better still, his hands can be traced back to the coils above the eyelet, until all are not found on the body and the free end of line.

4) After careful lubrication acts either on the free end of line and body until the loops are not tight, then pull both wires simultaneously completing the close.

5) is concluded by cutting the free end to three millimeters from the node.




Node Crowford


The Knot Crowford still calls into question the figure eight, this time performed at the body of the fishing line above the eyelet. Node and easily can keep up to Ninety percent of the tensile strength of line used. And 'it with any tool, hook, swivel or artificial, which is equipped with eyelet.

1) Holding the tool is introduced in the ring on the free end to fifteen centimeters. Go back and with the Current wraps the sleeper with a loop in position while holding the ring and the wire that we did penetrate.

2) Continue in the winding resulting in a second loop to go back to complete the figure of eight.

3) is passed in the free end of eight or higher after having bypassed, so that the free end of fishing line bait parallel to the body.

4) Proceed to the lubrication and acts on the free end until the two loops are not tight around the body of the line, then you slide the knot against the loop by pulling firmly on the body line.

5) Finally you cut the free end to two millimeters from the node.




Palomar Knot


The Palomar knot is a knot that runs head on a swivel, an eyelet or artificial (right) of a hook, so it can be useful in many occasions. E 'to keep in mind as one of the more reliable nodes for consistency and high resistance that led him to keep between ninety-five and one hundred percent of the breaking strength of line used.

1) Start by rounding the end of line for about twenty centimeters introducing half through the eye of the tool.

2) Going back to the end dubbed the line you run a large knot of line wrapping the body and the free end, leaving the gear hanging down.

3) Take the loop end, the grows and is made to penetrate the tool, so it takes up where the wires intersect dubbed.

4) Proceed to the lubrication and, while holding the tool, we act with force along the body line and the free end until the knot was not tight just above of the ring.

5) is concluded by cutting the free end to two millimeters from the node.




knot with two loops


in The noose two turns is suitable for a node with eye hooks and right lines of medium size. Did u na held good but not exceptional, however you may prefer the ease of implementation techniques for fishing medium to read.

1) You start by passing the free end of the eyelet twice within forward leaving nine inches of wire.

2) With the current winds the sleeper resulting in a large ring within which we will head to twice the free end.

3) After lubricating the two coils around the cap is that the node itself then pull the free end until the two coils of the node are not tight.

4) pulled strongly and consistently determined the main line you get off the knot against the loop while the two initial loops slip over the metal.

5) is concluded by cutting the free end to two millimeters from the node.






Blood Knot The Blood Knot is definitely the best knot to join two lines of similar diameter. If done correctly can keep dall'ottanta ninety-five percent the tensile strength of the weakest line.

1) You start alongside the two lines for about twenty centimeters.

2) Hold one of the two lines with the free end of the other the winds, creating five to seven turns. Then he brings back the free end and is passed through the point where the lines started to interbreed.

3) Hold the wires in place, repeat the process with the other free end of the coils and making it back to cross the crossing point, but moving in the opposite direction to that which had passed the first.

4) It lubricates and pulling the two free ends of the coils to approach you take, then complete the tight turning slowly but firmly on the two bodies of opposing line.

5) is concluded by cutting the two wires in excess of one millimeter from the node.




node for terminal blood
The Blood Knot
, already described for joining lines of the same diameter, can also be used to combine different wire diameter, a circumstance the applicant in the case of the terminals.

1) You start alongside the two lines for about twenty centimeters.

2) Hold the line with the large end of the free end of the line is wound with five turns. Then he brings back the free end and is passed through the point where the lines started to interbreed.

3) Hold the wires in place with the free end of the line big wraps the other with only three turns and then you bring it back and it passes through the point of intersection but on the other side another.

4) It lubricates and pulling the two loose ends, bring the loops to pull over, the close finish by acting forcefully on the two bodies of opposing line.

5) is concluded by cutting the free ends of a millimeter from the node.






Albright Knot The Albright Knot is aimed at the junction of large terminals with lines, rather thin and can be used The or both of nylon monofilament lines with Dyneema. Its validity is that it also has a tensile strength of between one hundred and ninety-five per cent weaker than the wire used.

1) Start by doubling the thicker wire for at least six inches then joins the other about twenty-five centimeters from making sure that the wire end may be in the middle of two big ones.

2) In the three wires in place, take the free end of the thin wire and wrapped with the loops to fall, around the three wires side by side. As you descend the coils are firmly anchored so they remain parallel. This builds a minimum of twelve to a maximum of twenty windings.

3) At the end of the windings is taken and the free end is passed into the slot formed by the largest wire, leading to their place alongside the body line.

4) After having lubricated keeping the coils in place, they will slide down to about three millimeters from the end of the slot. He then pulls the free end of the line starting to thin to tighten the coils in the vicinity of the slot so they do not exceed it. We pass to pull the body of the thin line to lower the turns even higher. Continue alternately pulling the free end and the body of the fishing line until all the turns were not tight. 5) It ends by cutting the two free ends very close to the node.




Uni Knot Splice

There are multiple versions of the execution Node and a lot of blood used for quick and easy execution is one that provides for the release of both free ends by the same side.

1) You start by joining together by a simple knot the ends of two wires to be joined.

2) is formed with the wires together a big loop with the knot and the intersection of the wires in opposed position.

3) We take the point where the wires cross and wrap around each other, with the turns that leave in both directions from where you make the winding.

4) is passed the knot starting at the point where the coils. It lubricates and bring you live and the two bodies of the wire line and dubbed with a simple knot. When the coils are juxtaposed we act with force on the two lines by opposing tight.

5) is concluded by cutting the double wire one millimeter from the node.

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