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That's basically the crux of the matter. When the Rope Wrench arrived there was a boom of people who were captivated by the innovation and were exited at the prospect of trying something new. Those people had the natural thirst for this kind of thing and took the time to research it and develop new ideas. The other group of people didn't have the same reaction and felt content with what they already knew. (There is nothing wrong with that). Somewhere around the boundary of the two groups, there are people who are curious but lack the desire to really gut stuck in. This could be because it would take two weeks to read the threads that contain the information and there isn't a small picture book showing the steps one should take to convert to a SRWP type of system. Two very clear facts about SRWP: 1. Some people think it is more dangerous because we are only climbing on one rope. 2. It is only the domain of the wealthy gear junkie. Both statements are factually incorrect but it is easy to see how some people arrive at this conclusion. A system of more self explanatory abbreviations and names would be a good starting point. This is a period of large and fast development for a climbing system in the Arb industry so it's bound to take a while to smooth out. Who remembers the early months of the "RopeWrench Feedback Thread" ? If you didn't check in every 4 hours you got left behind!

I don't think there is confusion about the difference. The confusion is in what it all means. It's only relevant to people who are interested. Those who only want to slag off the technique should resist the urge and stick to a thread that is relevant to what they do. No one is trying to fight a change. We are discussing a way of streamlining the terminology so that it is more easily understood by all and doesn't seem scary to some people.

It all sounds very good, especially the last bit. Good job Bandit.

Would you say that it would be good for a novice or should one have experience under their belt before using a Uni? I only ask because I've read that it's quite 'sporty'. I've never used one so it's a genuine question.

For anybody that can't help bickering and swinging their d1cky, here is the link to the same thread on Treebuzz that you may like to read. This is how to communicate with decorum on the quest for knowledge. TreeBuzz Board: SRT or SRWP?

I just read a thread on The Treehouse about abbreviations and yesterday at work I discussed the meaning of climbing on a single line verses a doubled line. My 'opponent' countered that he's still safer and weights are reduced if on DdRT. So, should the S in SRT mean Single or Static?? Anyway, there appears to be some hesitation from many people about the use of this system because it sounds less safe. Would the use of the word static help others feel more comfortable about trying it? Does the title Static Rope Technique sound more self explanatory? The answers are a yes from me (& the Americans) so I just wondered what the consensus here might be.

When I started my business my wife left her hateful banker job and worked with me for eight months. We do domestic work and the clients loved it. The old people and the wives at home were much more relaxed. The letcherous old men love it too. Suddenly, 85yr old Grandpa would be out dragging a branch and flirting! 😂😂 Generally though, women aren't afflicted with an ego, like us dumb blokes. Therefore, less or zero damage to gear and property and less personal injury because they don't try to muscle stuff while the (female) client is watching. Sent with my iPhone from me, to you!

I have not done any more hand throwing practice this week, just used the BigShot. I have not had much practice with the RopeKnight either this week. The reason for this is that I get my branch on the second but usually first shot. With the old bag it was 2-4 shots. So that's enough proof for me that it works as the designer describes. It really does save time. 👍👍 Sent with my iPhone from me, to you!

BigShot and a RopeKnight. 👍 Sent with my iPhone from me, to you!

That looks very irresponsible to me! A health drinks cup with a hidden compartment for drugs trafficking!! 😱 Sent with my iPhone from me, to you!

I like your innovation Wolter. These things eventually lead to great things. Sent with my iPhone from me, to you!

Saron sis this large Eucalyptus dismantle with us today in high wind with a barn and hedge underneath. Perfectly smooth job. 👍 Sent with my iPhone from me, to you!

nz paul, another good tip is to take small steps to achieve height. Big strides up the rope consume energy and upset the balance and coordination. Sent with my iPhone from me, to you!

Got you. The simplest and cheapest kit I've seen is the roof rack strap and Archery trigger. The trigger is essential if you want to maximise accuracy, IMO. What's the point in having a RopeKnight then being let down by another components. It's like putting remould tyres on a Ferrari. Sent with my iPhone from me, to you!

This place will tick the boxes. Roof. Food. Nice view. http://www.johansens.com/england/devon/langdon-court-boutique-hotel--restaurant Sent with my iPhone from me, to you!

I hope it is secure, now that you've advertised it on t'internet. 😂😂 Sent with my iPhone from me, to you!

Oh, bit of confusion here. As the thread is titled BigShot launcher, it's all about making a launcher and the BigShot is the 'sling shot' mounted on top. I guess there are plenty of variables for the launcher but the BigShot is the best launcher. Sent with my iPhone from me, to you!

No, I ordered an Archery trigger. Look at my photos above and you'll see a little black thing above the ISC Rocker. Sent with my iPhone from me, to you!

A catapult won't fire a throw weight and line beyond the second branch, sadly. Sent with my iPhone from me, to you!

There's a good reason that Redwood sell more chippers than anyone else. 👍👍 Sent with my iPhone from me, to you!

Sorry, I should have expanded on that. Putting a chipper on the front of a Mog is an excellent idea and I wished I had done it. It depends what size and weight of chipper on the front of a U1200. The 8" Schleising is a lot lighter than a 9-12" Bandit or Jensen. I had a u1200 with a heavy Jensen on the back and putting it on the front would have created all sorts of problems. My point is: lightweight Mog and heavy chipper is not wise, especially if the chipper is up front. Sorry I didn't make it clear. Sent with my iPhone from me, to you!

Holy Cow! Running a Unicender becomes more and more expensive! Sent with my iPhone from me, to you!

Gray Git. That's an excellent way of doing it but my system has a 3-1 although it's more expensive. Thing I like about that is the simplicity. In his other YouTube video about the setup, he's marking the poles with calibration references. Sent with my iPhone from me, to you!

Some guys are using two four foot Jameson poles. I have a carbon windsurf mast. An alloy tube would do the job though. A scaffold tube would do the job just as well but is heavy heavy.

keep well hydrated and visit an Osteopath. If the later doesn't work, try another Osteo as they are all different.