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Way to heavy as it is, cobbled together from things on hand, mostly. Purpose built/ sourced parts and fine tuning could cut that in half. I still am a proponent of some non-backlash release, rather than a consumable spool of rope to be cut.

Bob, the flexible rope takes the torque off your arm joints. The limb can twist the rope relatively freely, unlike your wrist/ elbow/ shoulder. Lotta torque at times. Its common to have repetitive-overuse musclo-skeletal issues for climbers in their arms, as you'd expect.

I see the loop runner's short-fall is that you have to cut it off the loop runner, and try to guide to the drop zone, or you bear the entire weight while lifting (commonly), un-choke the limb, swing and throw it. As much as possibly, guiding pieces into the dropzone with a little cutting and...