When rappelling, how do you avoid leaving "gear" at the top after retrieving the rope?
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You don't, you leave it for the next guys
332748
ok the simplest way is to hang a weight if some sort (key dog tag nail ect.) from a string held in your hand, now swing the weight in a circle eather way and think yes, now this direction of travel will be yes now go the oposit way and think no, this direction now will represent no, now for i don't know/ i will not answer, change direction to a back and forth motion so it swings tward you and away, \n\nnow all you have to do is think yes or no questions and remember the direction of travel\n\n\ngood luck
136099
When you're at the end before you turn, chain 1 or 2 times, turn, then continue on your new row.\nHope this helps! I used to have the same thing happen!
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1. Start with end in left hand, extending 1.5 inch below that in right hand.\n   2. Cross longer end over shorter and pass up through loop.\n   3. Form front loop of bow by doubling up shorter end (hanging) end placing across collar points.\n   4. Hold this front loop with thumb and forefinger of left hand. Drop long end down over front.\n   5. Place right forefinger pointing up on bottom half of hanging part. Pass up behind front loop and...\n   6. Poke resulting loop though knot behind front loop (see illustration). Even ends and tighten.
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Pull the whole string out. Attach a safety pin to one end then work the safety pin through to the other side, pulling the string as you go. Tie bigger knots on the ends of the strings to avoid this in the future.
545213
jus click on it and hold it down..\nand drag it to where you want.
435402
you dont takle the horse, the horse takles you.  i have run across some videos of this on the net.\n\n\nMay the horse be with you.
504474
I have been practicing it for a long time, but I usually combine it with my other fetish of spandex.  I do use a bag as i notice it's more comfortable and can last longer then a rope or other method. it really does create an amazing high, though this is dangerous i think everyone should try it once, cause they don't know what they are missing, but only if your completely aware of all the dangers involved.  I also believe the bag to be the safest of the methods, you just get dizzy and light headed, maybe pass out, but the rope can hurt your arteries and give you a stroke.  Jay wiseman has a great article on the dangers of breath play.\n\nBut like I said the feeling of being enclosed in skin hugging lycra and the bag gives you a sense of safety as weird as that is, cause no cantonments can enter your air your breathing.  So it's weird dichotomy.  Anyways i do hope you find what your looking for and this helps you cause there are times where I wish I wasn't into this, so good luck int he research.
1069669
gravity is stronger, leave it down
624310
This stunt can be suitably performed using a typical mountaineering harness for the upper body.  You will want it padded under the arms so your actor does not bruise himself.  Your rope is fastened to the harness at the back with a suitably rated caribiner (talk to some professionals in you friendly outdoor adventure gear sales locale) and a false noose -- not functional at all -- is added to the rope to complete the illusion.  The problem with this rig is that it must be worn under clothing to hide the harness.  As in all stunts, be very careful and take every possible safety precaution.  If you have any doubts about this then don't do it.  Safety always.
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It is different for every different circumstance. The key is when the force of gravity pulling you down is exactly equal to the drag on you from the rushing air, you arrive at terminal velocity. If you have a lot of drag (parachute deployed, a lot of loose clothing), it happens pretty quick. If you have low drag (tights, bald) then it takes longer.
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Assuming it is for a toy/model.\n\nThe only consideration is to make sure all of the lines are tied so the load hands level and does not cause the parachute to tilt.\n\nFor a dead load like (say) a square block I would tie them all to a central point on the top (and secure knot will do).\n\nFor a more human load (e.g. an action figure) you would be best to tie the right hand 6 to one shoulder and the other 6 to the other (like a normal parachute) - I would tie a string loop under the armpit and over the shoulder on each side (possibly with a string between them to stop them slipping).  The 6 strings on each side can be simply knotted to these loops.  This is pretty much how a parachute is fixed in real life although it is more of a complete harness.\n\nI hope that helps but if you need more info drop me a note.\n\n=8-)
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What you are experiencing in the roller coaster, or an airplane in turbulence, for that matter, is Newton's laws of motion, i.e.,"a body in motion will continue that motion until an outside force is applied".\n\nSo, in the case of the roller coaster, when it reaches the top of the course and starts down (that's when you feel it), your body continues its up-ward motion and direction according to Newton until a force is applied to it by way of a seat belt, or other restraint, thereby changing your body's direction.  This particular force is sometimes called a "negative g force" by astronauts and pilots, because it acts counter to gravity (g).  \n\n\nAnother way to look at it is that when the roller coaster starts down, it takes your seat with it, but your body continues going up! So it seems to you that the seat has dropped out from under you (same deal in the turbulent airplane!)\n\nNow, when the roller coaster reaches the bottom of the track, and starts back up, or the airplane climbs out of a dive, a positive g force (acting the same direction as gravity)is created. Then, you are jammed down in your seat, or, as Newton would explain, "the seat you are in is applying an upward force on your body, which wants to continue down in the direction it was going!\n\nAin't physics fun?
991230
Spin the rope faster, thus causing you to need to jump faster.
346739
spill something on it while its on a hanger?
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it is called a gyro, it goes right under the neck if the handlebars. it is really a sealed bearing that turns when pulled. think of a baring with posts on the out side and the inside if u grab all of the posts then u can spin the baring all the way around will just put break cables on the post and their u go. a Gyro.
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Hang from a suspended bar and dangle your feet