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Topic	Date	User
Shockloading is bullshit	4-May-2020 At 9:07:21 AM	gordoste
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On 2-May-2020 Olbert wrote: >My original contention is that the amount of force generated in a "shock >loading" situation, is very much smaller than the amount of force generated >in any drop test done by DMM where they recommend never to attach to an >anchor with dynema. I think a much more apt test would be doing an FF2 >on a recent cadaver...though that might be a bit grizzly/unethical. Maybe >someone has invented crash test dummies which mimic the human body? Sorry I misunderstood your contention... basically you're saying that lab tests aren't realistic. Wait till you read about the UIAA testing... https://sterlingrope.com/journal/232-fall-rating-really-mean

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