That is great information and requires some careful testing!

            For my own personal satisfaction, I wouldn't run this type of line to a bellcrank that is installed internally. Providing stainless leadouts just like any other model would be more practical. You can't inspect the line terminations. Most if not all of my planes have exposed bellcranks.  I always leave a small tag after the knot which I inspect prior to flying. I've used all of Phil Cartier's advice on using this type of line. Phil has been using these lines in speed limit combat, 1/2A combat, and as posted in the combat section here, fast combat at the Nats. Phil's experience has been over several years and has allowed the use of this type of line for combat use even by the AMA. My son and I use Spiderwire for 1/2A combat using Norvel's. I use 30 lb. 8 lb diameter Spiderwire. I'm sure this is overkill for the models I'm flying. http://www.gandermountain.com/modperl/product/details.cgi?pdesc=SpiderWire-Stealth-Braid-Fishing-Line-Moss-Green&i=441597&r=view&aID=504AE11A&cvsfa=2586&cvsfe=2&cvsfhu=343431353937&s_kwcid=goobasecontent_goobasecontent_filler&cID=GSHOP_441597 The problem with Spiderwire is the color choices. Although it's availble in yellow, it typically has to be ordered. The majority of stores carry moss green. This stuff is impossible to see in the grass. In addition, this also happens with Dacron, these lines over time will absorb oil. I've been successful in removing it with a alcohol soaked rag and wiping them prior to flying. This may be more noticeable with the models I'm flying as they're typically under 5 oz's. When I see speed and performance falling off, I look at the lines. I generally cut a new set. Anytime I use these lines, I use nylon bushings where it penetrates through. I see extensive chaffing in this area and I replace when needed. In the event a model has typical copper eyelets for wing tip leadout guides I would strongly suggest not using them with these lines. A piece of Sullivan Nyrod would be a better choice with the ends chamfered. Ken

I use Power Pro 10lb yellow for 1/2A's It is available all over the place, I think I got mine at Bass pro Shops http://www.basspro.com/PowerPro-Braided-Spectra-Fiber-Micro-Filament-Line-100150-Yards/product/44282/

rick,
I use the same kind of handle, I have trouble getting two separate lines the same length.

this is true.

The trick is to thoroughly wet the knot before cinching the it tight.  You need the lubrication to get solid seating without abrasion.  I suspect KY jelly would do the job even better, then could be washed out. 

Single line through the handle and leave enough of a tag at the knots so that you can notice any slipage when inspecting.  That's worked well for me.