that's why I figure it has to do with tensil stregnth, just didn't want to come out and say it, that'd be too easy.
6m=5/16 6,000 lbs
6.6m=1/4, stronger 6,600 lbs
10m=3/8 real strong 11,500 lbs
16m=7/16 stronger yet 18,000 lbs
Re: Strand question
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