General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Exploding Rope	7-Sep-2005 At 3:01:03 PM	Mike TS
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On 6/09/2005 pensionerpower wrote: > >You will fall the 1 meter that you have climbed past C, then 3 meters >down to B, then another meter down past B - for a total of 5 meters, ON >ONE METER OF LINE. This is a factor FIVE fall. > If I'm following you, if you had a 3 metre line then you'd fall 7 metres with a fall factor of 2.33 which I guess is survivable? Also, wouldn't you reach up to clip, which means your fall is 5 metres?

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