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And for your next gizmo after the remote TIP....how about a remote-control hovercraft w/attached chipper that can chip trees from the top down? Should prove handy in crowded urban settings.....

Maybe so, but in every photo/instructional I remember seeing, the ends were "braided" as in reversing order...one on top, then the other.

Thanks, B! I try REALLY hard, ya know! :lol:

Dave, in Photograph 10 ( 6-wrap Valdotain), is that tied correctly? The legs are not braided, but merely wrap in the same order all the way down. If you look carefully, the leg that finishes on the left is on top of the other leg all the way down. I braid mine, so that one is on top, then the...

I considered that, Dave, but I figured the higher speeds would counteract the fact that only half the load was experienced. Not only that, but wasn't the purpose of the HH (or F8, or RopeWrench,etc.) to share the load with the hitch, thereby negating the differences in Srt and Drt? In other...

What is the reasoning behind this, Paul? I mean, for any length of descent, the hitch would run over more rope on DRT than on SRT, would it not? Not arguing your reasoning, mind you, just asking. In other words, if one were to rapidly descend 10' on Drt, 20' of rope would pass through the hitch...