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I just ordered a new Zen and wondered if I might put a small bit of my own calligraphy on it. Is it heresy to mark Bazzer's kites, works of art in their own right? What kind of ink or paint or dye would stick to this kind of fabric? Would that small change in weight threaten the balance of something this light? Weaken the fabric? It turns out that I am a Zen Buddhist and there is a tradition in Zen of ironic humor. In my case, the question about who is flying whom warrants at least a few bits of kanji (formal calligraphy). Anyway, I don't want to be disrespectful and I don't even know if it's possible. What do you think? Really looking forward to flying it either way. Mitch

This is a pretty rudimentary question, but I'm wrapping my lines on a plastic holder in a figure 8 pattern. This always worked great for me with duel lines, but I end up struggling with 4 lines. They get scrambled coming off. I just wrap them around the holder? Does a Hoop winder work better. I'm just learning to fly Revs and I can live with the fact that the lines get into a tangle after my Rev II has spun and flipped on me a couple of times. But after I get it all straightened out, there has got to be some secret to keeping them on the holder so they wind off smoothly. It's a small thing, I know. Mitch