General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Sling angle	20-Oct-2008 At 1:29:37 PM	Ronny
Message
On 20/10/2008 bomber pro wrote: ... >No again, the the tension can never be less than the load, if there is >no angle ie slings running side by >side, then the tension is equal to the load. If the two sides of the sling are running side by side then the tension will be half the load. The tension will increase from there as the angle between the halves of the sling increases. >then davids needs to bone up on vector loading, this will teach him what >he needs to know. ... Otherwise BP is right... >if the bollard is a bit difficult >to sling without the sling coming off, then give it an extra wrap, this >still leaves the sling with an ...and this is a very good idea.

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