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Topic	Date	User
Comments sought on natural anchor design	26-Jul-2012 At 1:18:00 PM	egosan
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Climbing on a static rope, it would only take a 40 or 50cm slump to generate 6kn. One of the engineer types can give us the distance. One little c--k up of the device not running freely and bang. The shunt is good in this situation in that it is designed to slip at 2-3kn. Can someone gives us a little curve of peak force against the length of the slump on a "theoretically static"top rope?

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