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Topic	Date	User
Stick Clipping a Wire?	31-Mar-2008 At 1:54:40 PM	shiltz
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Seriously, I think this is only possible if you know the placement already (size, orientation, entry point, etc.) which I assume you do. In that case just attach the wire to the stick with some tape, attach the quickdraw to the wire, clip the rope into the quickdraw, and then do your best to manouver the wire into place. I wouldn't recommend trusting the placement until you got to eyeball it though. I suppose its not all that different to placing a wire into a high placement by threading it to another wire for extra reach. In that case I'm also a bit nervous until I get to eye level and see how well it is seated.

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