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This paper describes the longitudinal dynamics modeling of the RIOL robot. This robot is designed to move hanging on a suspended cable in applications such as the inspection of electric power lines and aerial monitoring/surveillance. The main characteristics of the robot are described along with simulation results for full and reduced models of the longitudinal dynamics and respective comparison using L2 gain estimates.