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Philippe Queiroz wrote: Sorry Philippe, he's joking. It's American sarcasm at its finest. Unless you've just played me... |
Charles Iguana wrote: F. Wish i was.. |
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Still one of the best links people could stand to learn from |
Nick Haha wrote: Could use some updating... I've now given three clinics about seconding issues based on that post. |
rgold wrote: Maybe you should start another good one like this. What were the major issues you talked about , do you mind explaining ? |
Nick Haha wrote: DM me and I'll send a write-up summarizing some of the first clinic. Since then I've done more updating but haven't had the time/energy to change the write-up. |
rgold wrote: I really appreciate you taking time to send me that, I look forward to reading it. DM sent |
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eli poss wrote: take this with a grain of salt as i have limited experience with multi-pitch: if you don't have anything else to do while your partner is pulling the rope from the previous rappel you should start feeding the free end through the next set of rings/links. and don't forget the put a stopper knot in the ends. i would suggest a double overhand for such a knot Also if you don't want to shell out the money for a PAS such as sterling reactor, you can make a very strong, slightly dynamic PAS by getting some 1" tubular webbing and tying in a loop via either water knot or, even better, double fishermans. if you tie it with a double fishermans, it will likely be stronger in tensile strength to the PAS. rgold correct me if i'm wrong but a double fishermans conserves 80% strength in nylon: 22kn * 2 * 80%= 35.2kns Having a PAS tied from tubular webbing would be the mother of all red flags... |
