These may have some use in rigging down branches if you have nobody on the ground. Appear to be a kickstarter campaign so nothing available today. Anyone else come across this?
There are basically two different twin rope setups; one using two multi-senders, each on its own rope, basically two climbing systems. The second would be with two ropes in a single multi-sender. The latter usually involve changing out the RopeRunner's lower tending pulley for one that is not...
Welcome @Alabaster Brown.
It took me quite a while to figured out what daigentanoen was using in his videos. But this seems to be along the line of what you were asking.
I concluded that he has made his telescoping pole out of a carbon fiber fishing pole. I found a lot of this type of...
Here are a couple of early videos from @SoftBankHawks .
Sorry I don't have more. TRT is different from DdRT because the climber is using two small diameter ropes acting as one SRT line in a single device, usually a modified RR but with the advantage of being able to separate the two lines...
I have been truly fascinated with this series. Thanks to all involve with making it available.
One question. In most of Dr. Gilman's talks he refers to additional videos. Where do we find these?
Thanks again.
I too was/am confused by @yoyoman's comment, "Of course not, love you and all tree peoples. Just pointing out there is a Drum and there is a Barrel just like a RR Hump and a Baby Bump. Easily confused."
Sounds like the Hump and the Bump are too different things.
Yes configuration is the crux of the matter and I see TRT providing many options. It is hard for me to determine what ANSI requirements apply as I have been unable to find them online. It appear that they are only available if purchased.
My interest in the different line options is to see if there is an 8mm line with a high enough rating that single leg might meet or at least come closer to ANSI requirement. Whether or not it is static or dynamic (boing, boing) is not my objective. I thought I had found this in the Marlow...
I see that our YouTube buddy daigentanoen has switched to using Robline Admiral 7000 for his TRT. What do others think of using a rope with a Dyneema core for climbing? Certainly a much higher MBS than the poly/poly double braid.
Has everyone seen that TreeStuff now carries a version of @moss swing! I hope you got that patent submitted Moss.
http://www.treestuff.com/store/catalog.asp?item=16808