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Topic	Date	User
research papers on passive pro	5-Apr-2005 At 1:55:42 PM	rhinckle
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On 5/04/2005 ti wrote: >A more poignant question that I should be asking is: What does everyone >think of passive pro? What are people's perceived pros and cons of using >nuts? a well placed nut is usually stronger than a cam, assuming good rock. (no moving parts, no walking, no tiny axle) (ckeck the Kn rating on your gear.) DMM "Wallnuts" Size 10 (12kN) Black Diamond "Micro Cam" Size .1 (7kN) Range 8.6 to 13.7mm cams are only really useful when a nut can't be placed (parallel cracks) or when you're feeling pumped and panicky. my personal feeling is that usually, the smaller the crack (within reason) the better the pro.

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