....  My lines are recently evened out, but when I wrap them on the winder (I do figure 0 ), one ends up a little (an inch or two) longer. I assume that means that somewhere along the line the lines took different paths in a turn and one lay lower/tighter than the other?  It's not a big deal, except that when the time comes to unwind, the lines are often coming off opposite sides of the winder at the same distance from the kite. It doesn't smoothly/quickly unwind. No tangles or anything, it just throws off the rhythm. I try to rectify it by getting them at the same point in the unwinding again, and then pulling them taut with my other hand. I have to keep the manual tension on or it will happen again.  My lines are recently evened out, but when I wrap them on the winder (I do figure 0 ), one ends up a little (an inch or two) longer. I assume that means that somewhere along the line the lines took different paths in a turn and one lay lower/tighter than the other?  It's not a big deal, except that when the time comes to unwind, the lines are often coming off opposite sides of the winder at the same distance from the kite. It doesn't smoothly/quickly unwind. No tangles or anything, it just throws off the rhythm. I try to rectify it by getting them at the same point in the unwinding again, and then pulling them taut with my other hand. I have to keep the manual tension on or it will happen again.  