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Wild Country new |
9-Jun-2016 At 9:35:05 PM |
Macciza
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It seems the unlocking is by rope leverage on the exit part of the device which undoes the lock. Kinda like a stitcht plate with a friction drum beneath it ...
I recall that moving the unstrung stitcht plate used to help unlock it as well...
Looks pretty cool to me would be great for simul- climbing with both people able to belay at any time.
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