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Topic	Date	User
Clipping in with a daisy chain	8-Sep-2010 At 5:15:50 PM	voodoo
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On 8/09/2010 dave h. wrote: >The Sterling Chain Reactor (pretty much their answer to the PAS) has some >dynamic properties, and is meant to be able to absorb 3 falls of factor 2. What tosh. Chain Reactors and PAS's aren't dynamic at all - they're constructed out of standard nylon/dyneema webbing. You're reading too much into their loose marketing words. When they say "absorbs enough energy to withstand three factor 2 drops" what they mean is it didn't break after 3 factor 2 drops, not that it's absorbing that energy with a low impact force. I mean an 11mm static rope can withstand (and therefore 'absorb') a number of factor 2 drops, that doesn't make it all of a sudden dynamic.

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