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Gmburns2000
Jul 17, 2010, 3:15 PM
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socalclimber wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: are you people all frigging idiots? this was clearly T0 from the start!!! No, but HealeyJE brought up a very valid point which at least lends some credence to the thread regardless of the troll factor. well, that's the unfortunate thing about trolls, there needs to be a sensible reply thrown in so that beginners can tell the difference between what's real and not.
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socalclimber
Jul 17, 2010, 3:36 PM
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Point taken!
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avalon420
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brokesomeribs wrote: avalon420 wrote: mihir wrote: ya that may be the case but still it can be used.Have tried it successfully.Just needed 2 lockers instead of one. Who is dumber? The complete and obvious moron , or the guy arguing with him? Please stop theorizing before you drop a climber onto and an innocent bystander. Good bye..... EDIT TO SAY: "I bought an 8mm static lin for HAULING and RAPELLING, can I use it for top roping?" After reading your other thread, your incompetents (amongst other things) is blatantly obvious. Incompetence. And lin usually has an E @ the end retard.
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irregularpanda
Jul 17, 2010, 9:32 PM
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avalon420 wrote: mihir wrote: If reverso is used in autoblock mode it acts as a gri gri.(even if you let go your brake hand it locks off) (It can also be used to back up while jummaring) I havent faced any problems when lowering with the reverso. OK, then please, enlighten me, how would YOU lower a LEADER (not second) to the ground W your Reverso in auot block mode? Not impossible but certainly not simple (or recomended by Petzl) The worst part about this troll (or genuinely scary beginner) is that he's not going to kill himself giving a lead belay in autoblock mode, he's going to kill someone else.
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dugl33
Jul 17, 2010, 9:57 PM
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jeepnphreak wrote: mihir wrote: plz explain... You explain Im watching the paper to see when you get in to the obits. If what Im imagining is correct as to how you are using the reverso3 than your just a moron. But I would like you to further explain to me the nature of your setup so I can be sure that I m picturing things incorrectly. than => then your => you're (sorry -- couldn't resist, mostly because you're calling the guy a moron.)
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jeepnphreak
Jul 18, 2010, 4:07 AM
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dugl33 wrote: jeepnphreak wrote: mihir wrote: plz explain... You explain Im watching the paper to see when you get in to the obits. If what Im imagining is correct as to how you are using the reverso3 than your just a moron. But I would like you to further explain to me the nature of your setup so I can be sure that I m picturing things incorrectly. than => then your => you're (sorry -- couldn't resist, mostly because you're calling the guy a moron.) All good, I do know better I just missed the grammatical errors when I skimmed the post before submitting. But I still think the guy in a moron.
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qwert
Jul 18, 2010, 10:25 AM
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The problem with those troll posts is that some genuinely stupid person might just read the first post and think "oh whow! thats a great idea! why havent i thought about that! thank you internet!" and then go and try it ... But then on the other hand this might actually be on of those genuinely stupid persons and not a troll? qwert
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ajkclay
Jul 18, 2010, 12:36 PM
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avalon420 wrote: mihir wrote: If reverso is used in autoblock mode it acts as a gri gri.(even if you let go your brake hand it locks off) (It can also be used to back up while jummaring) I havent faced any problems when lowering with the reverso. OK, then please, enlighten me, how would YOU lower a LEADER (not second) to the ground W your Reverso in auot block mode? Not impossible but certainly not simple (or recomended by Petzl) Ummmm I think everyone here is talking on different planes... My understanding is mihir is talking about autoblock on belaying a second. Not as a belayer from the ground - not exactly sure how everyone came to the conclusion he was talking about lowering a leader, his descriptions seem pretty clear to me that this is not his intention. Cheers Adam
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Jul 18, 2010, 5:41 PM
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mihir wrote: I recently discovered that the reverso3 can perform all the tasks of gri gri in addition to functions on small diameter ropes. It can act as a rappel device,and in auto block mode functions better than gri gri.Its also light weight and supports two ropes simultaneously. Come one peoples! It's the second page and no one's quoted the OP's post / troll yet?!?!
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styndall
Jul 18, 2010, 6:44 PM
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ajkclay wrote: avalon420 wrote: mihir wrote: If reverso is used in autoblock mode it acts as a gri gri.(even if you let go your brake hand it locks off) (It can also be used to back up while jummaring) I havent faced any problems when lowering with the reverso. OK, then please, enlighten me, how would YOU lower a LEADER (not second) to the ground W your Reverso in auot block mode? Not impossible but certainly not simple (or recomended by Petzl) Ummmm I think everyone here is talking on different planes... My understanding is mihir is talking about autoblock on belaying a second. Not as a belayer from the ground - not exactly sure how everyone came to the conclusion he was talking about lowering a leader, his descriptions seem pretty clear to me that this is not his intention. Cheers Adam Except who on earth belays a second with a Grigri?
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gosharks
Jul 18, 2010, 7:53 PM
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styndall wrote: Except who on earth belays a second with a Grigri? I have, on the rare occasion that I climb multipitch sport. (No trad for me.)
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avalon420
Jul 18, 2010, 9:50 PM
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ajkclay wrote: avalon420 wrote: mihir wrote: If reverso is used in autoblock mode it acts as a gri gri.(even if you let go your brake hand it locks off) (It can also be used to back up while jummaring) I havent faced any problems when lowering with the reverso. OK, then please, enlighten me, how would YOU lower a LEADER (not second) to the ground W your Reverso in auot block mode? Not impossible but certainly not simple (or recomended by Petzl) Ummmm I think everyone here is talking on different planes... My understanding is mihir is talking about autoblock on belaying a second. Not as a belayer from the ground - not exactly sure how everyone came to the conclusion he was talking about lowering a leader, his descriptions seem pretty clear to me that this is not his intention. Cheers Adam Had you read must past this point, you would see him say something like "na, not recommended , bu i done it'
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avalon420
Jul 18, 2010, 9:53 PM
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And what the h is up with all the anal English teachers trolling around RCcom?????? Get a life and get on the subject. No body cares about your grammatic superiority.
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Gmburns2000
Jul 18, 2010, 10:40 PM
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styndall wrote: ajkclay wrote: avalon420 wrote: mihir wrote: If reverso is used in autoblock mode it acts as a gri gri.(even if you let go your brake hand it locks off) (It can also be used to back up while jummaring) I havent faced any problems when lowering with the reverso. OK, then please, enlighten me, how would YOU lower a LEADER (not second) to the ground W your Reverso in auot block mode? Not impossible but certainly not simple (or recomended by Petzl) Ummmm I think everyone here is talking on different planes... My understanding is mihir is talking about autoblock on belaying a second. Not as a belayer from the ground - not exactly sure how everyone came to the conclusion he was talking about lowering a leader, his descriptions seem pretty clear to me that this is not his intention. Cheers Adam Except who on earth belays a second with a Grigri? I have on occassion. More often than not I'd rather use another device, but sometimes it seems the easiest tool.
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ajkclay
Jul 18, 2010, 10:44 PM
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To be fair, no I didn't, and granted this may have added to the tone of replies here; I am the first to admit I always begin with a roll of my eyes when I read a post by Majid or JT. My response was purely from what I understood from the OP then the responses. :) Cheers Adam
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ensonik
Jul 18, 2010, 11:27 PM
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avalon420 wrote: No body cares about your grammatic superiority. Nobody cares about your grammatical superiority.
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robdotcalm
Jul 18, 2010, 11:43 PM
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ensonik wrote: avalon420 wrote: No body cares about your grammatic superiority. Nobody cares about your grammatic al superiority. Oh, lots of us do. grammatic is an acceptable variant of grammatical http://unabridged.merriam-webster.com/...ic&x=29&y=12 Good catch on "no body" Cheers, Rob.calm
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SEMIJim
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ensonik wrote: avalon420 wrote: No body cares about your grammatic superiority. Nobody cares about your grammatic al superiority.
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robdotcalm wrote: ensonik wrote: avalon420 wrote: No body cares about your grammatic superiority. Nobody cares about your grammatic al superiority. Oh, lots of us do. grammatic is an acceptable variant of grammatical http://unabridged.merriam-webster.com/...ic&x=29&y=12 Good catch on "no body" Cheers, Rob.calm Extent variant, sure, but a hell of a weird one.
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qwert
Jul 19, 2010, 12:18 PM
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ensonik wrote: avalon420 wrote: No body cares about your grammatic superiority. Nobody cares about your grammatic al superiority. Nobody expects the spanish inquisition! qwert
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USnavy
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styndall wrote: ajkclay wrote: avalon420 wrote: mihir wrote: If reverso is used in autoblock mode it acts as a gri gri.(even if you let go your brake hand it locks off) (It can also be used to back up while jummaring) I havent faced any problems when lowering with the reverso. OK, then please, enlighten me, how would YOU lower a LEADER (not second) to the ground W your Reverso in auot block mode? Not impossible but certainly not simple (or recomended by Petzl) Ummmm I think everyone here is talking on different planes... My understanding is mihir is talking about autoblock on belaying a second. Not as a belayer from the ground - not exactly sure how everyone came to the conclusion he was talking about lowering a leader, his descriptions seem pretty clear to me that this is not his intention. Cheers Adam Except who on earth belays a second with a Grigri? More people then I can count? I have used a Cinch to belay my second and leader on just about every multi-pitch line I have climbed including every pitch of The Nose. Its easier and faster to use if you have it. I have met a few AMGA Rock Guide certified guides who do the same.
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USnavy
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adatesman wrote: USnavy wrote: styndall wrote: Except who on earth belays a second with a Grigri? More people then I can count? Is that with or without taking your socks off to make use of your toes? While by "more then I can count" I am referring to just about everyone I saw down in EPC when I was down there. But then again that is more of a multi-pitch sport area. But I have see GriGri's in trad areas as well. Tommy Caldwell, Ammon Mcneely and Chris Mcnamara all use a GriGri.
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