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Clipping in with a daisy chain |
8-Sep-2010 At 5:06:06 PM |
dave h.
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On 8/09/2010 Butters81 wrote:
>So the Chain Reactor can withstand 3 factor 2 falls? How about the person
>in the harness?
I assume they mean 'absorb the energy of'.
>All this chatter about daisies is a bit old really
+1. But better that people who already know about it get sick of rehashed conversations than some newer climber goes and gets killed because no-one ever talks about it. |
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