That is not the one with the problems I spoke of and much easier to string. Without a starting clamp I would string that racket two piece. Just about any starting clamp but the consensious is the GSS is good bang for the buck.
To string your racket start with 19' of string for he mains. After centering the strings at the throat clamp one main inside the frame as near the center billiard as practical keep the string straight. Pull tension and clamps the first three mains one at a time on the other side (opposite the side with the clamp you used first.) Now tension and clamp the first six mains on the other side. Then the 4-6 mains on the side where you started. Stop there until you get the top three crosses pre ran.
Use 18' of string running in the top three crosses in grommet holes 7, 9, and 11.
Now tension and clamp the two outside mains on each side of the racket skipping grommet holes 7&9 top and bottom and tie off. Use a starting knot for the top cross and tension and clamp the first two crosses. Pre weave the fourth cross then tension and clamp the third. Continue down the racket pre weaving a cross one ahead then tension and clamp the one before the pre weave. When finished tie off the bottom cross.
DON'T USE A DOUBLE HALF HITCH. Learn either the Parnell or Wilson Pro knot. The Wion Pro knot is the easiest.