General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
tyrolean traverse	16-Nov-2011 At 3:39:11 PM	Dane
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On 16/11/2011 Wollemi wrote: >On 16/11/2011 widewetandslippery wrote: >>Read up on the consequences of making your traverse line too tight before >>you die. > >Do you tell slack-liners this? Yes. Tight enough to slackline is not tight enough to break tape (usually). Look at it this way, if there is no sag, the tension taken on the rope is infinite... the nature of geometry and physics. look up a slackline force calculator, I know there are some, or I can run some numbers on the one I programmed.

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