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Thank you very much!

I dont understand ?? I would say the latest version. Or do you mean the best descender?

Not really comparable right. One is a belay device, the other an industrial descender, a rescue device and a belay device… Big difference.. Also in size and weight haha

@@TheRopeAccessChannel They sure as heck aren't comparable in price and you're probably way more knowledgeable than I about the other uses. GriGri is often used as a descender in the same manner by climbers but it can also slip way worse than you show in the video if you unweight it for a split second so I doubt it's even allowed in industrial settings. I want a megawatt now though! The one handed expert operation looks super handy. Thanks for the video.

THese days you can use whatever you want (with the modern day assessor). However, if it seems that you NEED a piece of exotic gear to be able to do something that is simple with a footloop or accessory cord, they may ask you to show a simpler version. Like using a Petzl Jag or Harken Wingman for a Croll rescue. Hell, I even used and Actsafe winch on my latest assessment haha So if you go into a rescue and think a fourth asap would be good, just take it.

That is only to keep me from spinning and staying oriented towards the camera

🤣 oh man you are funny. The amount of compliments I have gotten about this series of video from people who said that this finally made them get it far outweigh the negatives. I think you are the first who does not get it haha. I do wish to help you understand though. Where do you stop understanding what this is about?

A grillon is great!!

Hi Jen, I have a few ways of doing it ;-). This was the way Lucasz taught it in the course so I just stuck with that ;-) That is a very good subject I have gotten quite a few questions about. It is high up on the list. At the moment however I am swamped with work and I shifted my spare time priorities away from the channel. I’ll see if I can squeeze it in somewhere because it is actually quite an easy video to edit (if I dont actually do the team rescue haha. In short, I go to the whiteboard and mark every rigging point as a station. Then proceed to write out exactly which gear is needed per station (A, B, C). When that is complete I explain to the team and assign them to a station. With their shopping list the can go and rig what I wrote down . When they are done you can check on the whiteboard how many locked carabiners there should be at each station, so have them count out loud the number of biners.. Unless you can already see it of course. I also keep it very simple. No english reeves and things like that. Usually a diagonal “tension” line and some cross hauling

Glad to help

Thank you! Cheers!

Great to hear! That is one of the reasons I started this channel! Thank you for letting me know!!

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Good?! most of the times. SOmetimes it gets in the way. and sometimes I want that adjust somewhere else

Fair. I just started playing around with that setup… I think it may prove more bulky than useful? I also have another Progress Adjust free on the other side.

All is good. No worries. I am just extremely busy growing my rope access business. The YT channel takes a lot of time does not have priority at the moment. I will be back and for now I have to be aware to take enough free time ;-)

@@TheRopeAccessChannel I am very glad to hear this! It is very important to take enough qualitytime with your beloved ones! Thank you for your answer.

Same to you my friend!!

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Thank you soooooo much!! this is very appreciated thank you!!!!

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Can't remember. CMC Atom/Edelrid Vertic Y/Petzl falcon probablhy

Its been a while since I published this and I think C was more of a teaser of what was to come in later video's.. The T-method video should explain all of it. Globally (not the right English term) when you have an MA pulling on an MA you multiply and they move at different speeds. When they move in opposite directions towards each other you add up. That is for complex systems

To my knowledge you can not go from FISAT 2 to IRATA 3. Direct entry in europe is very very hard or not allowed. You would have to contact irata on that one

Thank you

I am sorry to inform you the dummy is still a lifeless PoS that gets into trouble all the time..... hahaa

This was a SOny A7 III with a 16-35 F2.8 lens.. I broke those and got the A7 IV and 16-35 F4 after taht

perfect

Simpel... IRATA L1 halen en rondbellen. Richting bepalen en kijken welke cursussen daar nog meer nodig zijn. VCAVOL als ZZP sowieso. Dan eventueel GWO of BOSIET/HUET. Het begint met VCA en IRATA

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Answers are on the website. Link should be in the description.

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Hahaha Finally got it hahaha. Thank you!!

@@TheRopeAccessChannel I have more if you want more just tell me to do More lines I can

Wow, thank you! That is great to hear!!

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Petzl ASAP I think. Havnt watched this video since publishing so I dont rememebter. probably because it is the most used backup device

No, that would be very difficult. A TAZLOV3 is wayway better for taht

Thanks. Je zou hem als postionering kunnen gebruiken. Al is hij daar voor wel wat groot.. Een Grillon of MadROck Safeguard is wel wat beter vind ik

Great solution. Arguably better and actually the way I was taught many moons ago hahaha. However in IRATA the Clove Hitch is not taught anymore. We like our knots to stay in the rope without a biner in it. Personally it is what I would do in real life. Especially because you can move it along the rope as you ascend

Awesome!! Thank you!!!