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Topic	Date	User
Rope - static v dynamic for top-roping and leading	31-Jan-2012 At 9:38:05 AM	bones
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On 30/01/2012 Olbert wrote: So with a dynamic >rope has a smaller acceleration, a, and the same mass, m, as a static rope. > The force, F, the falling object, and the anchor, experiences is therefore >smaller as well with a dynamic rope. > Ok, so Dan's original point, that retrieving stuck ropes could be slightly easier on static as you can apply more force to the anchor point, is correct?

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