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Topic	Date	User
Multi Rope Rapelling Question	28-Feb-2013 At 12:59:09 PM	Tim_1964
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Thanks so far : ) I havent worked out how I would recover the setup yet - probably by going back up top but that sux....hmmmmm. I guess I am nervous about using a knot to join ropes even tho its best practise. Slippage, friction....not if done right I know. The other thing is I am currently thinking that using F8 knots wherever possible keeps my technique standard in all relevant situations. I used to use clove hitches to assist in building adjustable natural anchors - they work fine but a mate convinced me to change to using an F8 on each anchor which I now do. Anyway, thanks again. Point noted re complexity - that is a convincing enough argument.

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