nixmatters wrote: ↑Mon Sep 14, 2020 7:17 am
Kiter_from_Germany wrote: ↑Sun Sep 13, 2020 9:28 pm
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Made the lockline out of 2 x self-locking brummel, one for the safety, one for a loop.
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That looks interesting!
What if you feed the safety line through both of theses loops? Or did I not get your idea right?
micro sleeve:
I came up with this, cause the safety line always sits rectangular on the locking line under load. For that, a both sided support of the lockline hole makes an ugly squeezing. I'll give this single support approach a try.
2nd side:
didnt know what to to with the seconed side. As I'm a fan making those things symmetrically my intent as to support
both flying lines with identical locking line mechanics:
one side is used with the line going through, sleeved with the safety line.
Other side is just sleeved through that lilltle hole, connecting this way to the lockline itself.
First thought with this micro loop dedign, was to give the opportunity to make something like a oh shit handle with the second side. But I dont think I'll do this. But perhaps a short sleeve as blocker, too, to make service of the line possible from both sides.
How do I fix the lockline to the depower system?
The lockline itself will be interlocked with a selflock at the depower system, to prevent from slipping, when unloaded or in safety mode.
My experience says that, up to an opening angle of ca. 20° this little interlock is working pretty well (I make foil bridles this way).
As said, I will document this when ready with some fotos...
