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Mastering Knot Passing Through a System: Techniques for Twin Tension Systems
The Twin Tension System (TTS) significantly simplifies knot passing during rope rescue operations, particularly in raising scenarios. This system allows for seamless transition and load
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Knot Passing During Lowering – Piggyback & CMC Harken Clutch
The Lowering Piggyback Method is a refined technique used in technical rope rescue to manage knots effectively while maintaining continuous control over the descent. This
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Mechanical Advantage Piggyback Knot Passing
The Mechanical Advantage Piggyback Method is an advanced rigging technique used in rope rescue operations to manage and pass knots effectively, especially in scenarios involving
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Team Scenario: High Angle Two Rope Lower to a Trackline
Collaborative Precision: Mastering High-Angle Rescues with Dual Rope Systems In the intricate dance of technical rescue, team-based scenarios serve as both a challenge and
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Shared Side -A Frame – Monopod Trackline
Streamlining Rescue Operations: Dual AHD Systems for Efficient Trackline Offsets The beauty of using a two tension rope system (TTRS) as the working line(s) is
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Trackline Skate Block Using Gin Pole/Monopod AHD
Trackline Skate Block Using Gin Pole/Monopod AHD In a trackline skate block system, the working line is the trackline in that the raise and/or lowering
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High Angle A-Frame Litter Raise and Lower with One Attendant
Innovative Techniques in High-Angle Rescues: The A-Frame Litter Operation with Solo Attendant In the realm of technical rescue, efficiency, and adaptability are paramount, especially during
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Dynamic Directional Offset System Using an A-Frame and Natural High Directional
Dynamic Directional Offset System Using an A-Frame and Natural High Directional Over time, we’ve found this style of deflection offset to be really fun. They
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Floating the Litter Using an A-Frame and Gin Pole Trackline
In a concerted effort to advance their technical rescue capabilities, the El Dorado County Sheriff’s Search and Rescue Unit (EDSAR) sought the expertise of Rigging
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Test Your Rope Rescue Knowledge: Key Questions and Answers for Mastery
Rope rescue operations require mastery in key areas to ensure safety and efficiency. Here, we explore five essential topics that comprise the core of advanced