60 moreover the mounting feet 63 can also be used if one or more pulling elements 60 extend through the outer surface 2 of the bladder 1 and are anchored on the carcass 300 additionally it may be desirable to reinforce the ends of the fibers 61 used for the pulling element 60 in one embodiment the pulling elements 60 are arranged such that they encase by pairs at substantially identical angles in the case of four pulling elements as shown in fig7 this leads to a tetrahedral configuration of the pulling elements 60 with an angle of about 109 47 degrees if six pulling elements are used an angle of about 90 degrees results such an arrangement evenly distributes the tensile acting along the pulling elements 60 thereby resulting in the summation of the forces acting on the chamber 50 equaling about 0 the chamber 50 will be in static equilibrium for a further stabilization of the suspension of the transmitter it is possible to arrange one or more transverse connections between the pulling elements 60 one such embodiment is schematically shown in fig1 besides the pulling elements 60 extending radially from the center one can see a plurality of transverse connections 69 a structure similar to a three dimensional spider web results the forces occurring during accelerations or deformations of the ball are therefore distributed more evenly to the entire bladder and the ball 39 s response.