General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
More slackline anchors	27-Mar-2013 At 7:49:02 AM	anthonycuskelly
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On 26/03/2013 One Day Hero wrote: >Oh no, not a force triangle! Well, it's more in the head of my old lecturers, Cartesian geometry's not that natural a desire for anyone. Really though, it's two force lines at an angle to each other (one along the slackline, one along the safety). Which is deliberately obtuse, a bit like your good self.

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