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Can you give feedback on TR anchor set up?	14-Aug-2013 At 6:47:28 PM	pharmamatt
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A couple of points: If you use trees as anchors, 1 make sure they are bomber and 2 use something to protect the tree from the slings (to stop ring barking) In picture 3 each arm of the anchor don't seem to be equalised In picture 4 the master point where the climbing rope goes through is set too far back and the climbing rope will rub on the cliff edge also in pic 4, i'm not sure what knot you have used to attach the anchor rope to the master point biners, but I would use two fig 8 on the bight with a small amount of slack between them. this essentially makes each arm of the anchor independent of the other hope this helps

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