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Topic	Date	User
Lowering off with a short rope	21-Jun-2016 At 4:06:19 PM	Dave_S
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On 21/06/2016 gfdonc wrote: >1. Put a prussik on your end of the rope, above the belay device. >2. Clip a sling to it. >3. Stand in the sling and get your partner to bounce a bit to get some >slack back. Lock off the belay device above the knot. >4. Untie the knot. 5. Attach a locking carabiner to the end of the rope, with a clove hitch, overhand loop or lig-8 loop. 6. Clip a cordelette to the carabiner and lock it. 7. Munter hitch the cordelette to your harness. 8. Lock off the munter and undo the belay device and the prusik. 9. Lower climber on the cordelette. That'll give you an extra 6m if you have an open-ended cordelette, or 3m if tied in a loop.

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