ORIGINAL: awshucks

henry; Let me try one last time to explain this. Apparently, at one time Excal had an endless loop Fast Flight material string. By the nature of the design [endless loop] and of the material [fast flight] it was hard on the bows. So...... Excal changed the material they were made of from fast flight [same as current fff] to dacron and called the new string Excel, endless loop dacron.End loops tight, but material stretches.S ince the Flemish style string [woven loops]has more "stretch due to the design, they offer it in Fast Flight material. Get it??? An endless loop type string out of fast flight material has no stretch [forgiving] qualities either by design or material involved. The FFF has some forgiveness by being Flemish [woven end loops] but still is the hardest on limbs in the event of a dry fire. Saw your post on Excal forum, answered by Jim C and you can't get what you are after because it no longer exists, a point Bill T tried to make in his originalk e-mail to you. To cover your "mistakes" "misunderstandings" you now attempt to impugn either Bill T for waxing his strings or Danny Miller for not. Nowhere has Dan Miller ever posted do not wax your string, but rather offers HIS OPINION privately by phone. Since the majority of your posts seem to be orientated toward 10 pt [a great company, w/ great products,] why don't you sell your Excal and spare not only yourself, but all of us this anal retentive BS?? And, finally, as far as anyone getting "run-off" of an Internet forum, I hope they just walked away in case they were chewing gum at the same time!! Btw: I'm currently at about 200 shots each w/ FFF on Phoenix and Emax w/ no wax, no ill results. My advice, get a job w/ 10 pt, sell your Excal, they are great bows, but probably not for everyone.