6.1.11: Mechanical Advantage Systems
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technical rigging
1.7.5 Building Backup Anchors to Prevent Extension and Shock Loading in Highlines
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1.7.4 Applying Anchor Extensions to Prevent Abrasion and Improve Angles
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1.7.3 Utilizing Anchor Redirects to Change the Direction of a Rope Line
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1.7.2 Implementing Back-Ties to Focus and Stabilize Floating Anchors
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1.6.5 Inspecting Rock and Drilling for Removable Bolt Placements
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1.7.1 Understanding the Purpose and Application of Backed-Up Anchor Systems
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1.6.1 Selecting and Utilizing Picket Anchor Systems in Varied Soil Conditions
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1.6.2 Applying Principles of Cam Placement for Artificial Anchors
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1.6.3 Ensuring Optimal Lobe Contact for Camming Unit Stability
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1.6.4 Understanding the Placement and Use of Chocks as Artificial Protection
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1.5.5 Understanding and Rigging Contingency Anchor Systems for Redundancy
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1.5.6 Constructing Change-of-Direction and Counterforce Anchor Systems
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1.5.2 Adapting V-Anchors for Top Rope and Mirrored Rope Systems
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1.4.3 Introduction to Load-Sharing and Load-Distributing Anchor Systems
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1.4.4 Analyzing and Constructing Slack Anchor Systems for Redundancy
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1.4.2 Identifying the Four Types of Multi-Point Anchor Systems
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1.4.1 Understanding the Transition from Single Anchors to Multi-Point Systems
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1.2.6 Locating and Utilizing Anchor Focal Points for System Efficiency
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