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The BS up top doesn't cause the same doubling effect on the top anchor, so you're working load is effectively larger than if you were conmparing a block up top and LD down low.
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Can you explain the physics of that please?
I just cant imagine how this would work, as...
Unfortunately Treestuff didnt want to order them, not enough demand. Maye we can change that now? :)
BMS told me shipping cost worth the device to Europe...
Re: Belay Spool thread now :)
Hey, there is a nice Belay Spoll thread already, so lets discuss it there!:
http://www.treebuzz.com/forum/showflat.p...e=1&fpart=8
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It's my thinking that an i2i prussic will only ever be exposed to somewhere in the neighborhood of 1500 lbs as most friction hitches slip at forces greater then this figure.
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Do you know whether any data has been published on this?
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This is quite...
How much load will an eye of a e2e hitch cord see in a worst case scenario?
Lets say a drop with a maximum shock load force of 10 kN, what would really be beyond anything reasonable.
Max force on one eye would be 5kN in SRT and just 2,5kN in Ddrt (which I assume that still most e2e's are used...
Hm, getting really interested in splicng Kernmaster now... :)
Is it just about the tightness of the cover, or is there something else special about it?
Hasnt Ocean Polyester a 32.strand cover as well?
Some Dates from Europe:
Spain: 17./18.5.
Germany: 29.5/1.6.
Italy: 29.5/1.6., same as German
Austria: 28./29.6.
Switzerland: 28./29.6., same as the Austrian, what a shame...
ETCC (in Poland): 30./31.8.
The Aramid cover of the Tritech will be much harder on Aluminium then a Polyester or Polyamid one, keep that in mind.
I recommend using a ring on a Tritech bridge, so the abrasion is spread around the inside of it. In a carabiner f.e. you see a groove in it quite soon.
Pretty good for a rope that was not splicable in the beginning Marden, congrats! :)
I wouldnt care to much for the 1 or 2/3 fid length oh the core bury, as do the manufacturers it seems...
I bury the core just a short fid length, roughly.
I think its what Samson says (or maybe it is 1/3 of y fid is what they say?...).
I dont think tis figure is really important on breaking strength or performance. Maybe its more cosmetically...
"positive" rigging would mean to me that a load is going upwards, yes. but its not anti-gravitational (at least for most of us ;) so its not the exact opposite.
it would be if "negative" rigging would mean pulling a load downwards mechanically and thats not what its about here.
I really think...