Another possible convert!

[mistahbenn]

Primary support point?

[Gary Prentice]

Primary support point?

 

Ok. Thankyou. Hard to keep up with all the acronyms:thumbup1:

[Tony Knight]

Whats a PSP. Sorry if I'm being obtuse, been in work since 5.30AM and still there now ie brain's in stupid mode.

 

No problems mate,

 

PSP = Primary Suspension Point also refereed to as a "TIP" (Tie In Point) or High point.

 

I use the PSP for the most part as for me its the most accurate description.

 

Cheers,

 

 

Tony

[TKO]

Iv been using my wrench for a couple of months now and can't imagine working without it now!

 

I recommend investing in a big shot! It'll get you your top PSP on almost anything. Just make sure you get your groundies to bounce on the line before you go up to ensure the anchor is solid.

 

I aslo tend to base tie for pruning. I'm a big fan of not having to isolate your TIP especially when it's only a quick job. You can always connect two lines together if yours isn't long enough to get a base tie. And I like an isolated tip for takedowns.

 

Check out youtube for different methods. I found a ridiculous amount of techniques on there, to sample.

 

Also whats the johnson redirect? Is it similar to sirnick2's post "long arm redirect" in the srt forum?

 

Cheers

[Ian Flatters]

As promised the "Johnson" [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yLhCq3iCO0w]Retrievale Re-direct: In SRT - YouTube[/ame]

[RobRainford]

looks very handy that ian, although the distance from the camera is an issue, cant figureout the steps properly

[MOG]

looks bit similar to this one, but this one is bit clearer. good old Norther's, its more for DRT but might get the brains ticking.

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Y9VqikJwwE]retreivable redirect. DEMO (dom eastwood) - YouTube[/ame]

 

you can also do this with a Double Bowline, which is 100% safe and very simple.

[Tony Knight]

That's the clip its reminded me of as well.

[Ian Flatters]

Cool, never seen that one, i'll get a close up tomorrow. The sling definitely makes the one i did a lot quicker to retrieve

[Ian Flatters]

hope this is a bit easier to follow [ame]

[/ame] Edited June 20, 2013 by Ian Flatters