General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Leading rappeller falls unconscious. What to do?	13-Aug-2014 At 6:48:42 PM	JimmyJimJam
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Good ideas. Yates hitch? Wha? Let's say there's no help nearby. You're bailing off a big face. Winter in the mountains. You're a long way from the bottom of a big hill. 'Prussik down, move one prussik, then the next bellow your partner. Sling from your harness to his/her belay device. Place your own autoblock. Remove your partners autoblock.' Can you then control descent? Or is the device way to far above you? If so, rappel to the ropes end. Build a new anchor. Then what? Continue the same way?

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