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I think that what Kong is trying to depict is that the cam is not a pulley surface and to not use it as such. Clearly, with it against the rigging plate it is not being used as a pulley but merely as a rope grab. I could be wrong, but that is what it looks like to me.

Good catch, Brocky. The CT roll n lock has no such limitations. One of Richard Mumfords videos goes into detail on the differences between the two. That said, having the Kong against the rigging plate does seem to entirely change the load dynamics.

That should work fine. When I was climbing in the TreeMotion I used the same setup as Richard, with the CT roll n lock, for awhile. Though it worked well I found that I just didn't use it very often, so when I switched to the MCRS I left it off. I have heard concerns that having a rope grab...