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phil osborn
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Road testing a Merkury innovations EX TENDABLE Car windshield & dash mount
After installing an iPhone on this car windshield and dash mount, I noticed it vibrated somewhat. So I gave it a road test. I was actually surprised by the results. It seems the iPhone 11 compensates for the vibration and gave it a relatively stable clear picture.
I purchased this mount from Walmart.
I purchased this mount from Walmart.
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Видео
SAKA FOOTIE Foot Ascender First Tryout!
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Climbing on 1/2” Samson vortex 24 braid rope.
Climbing Innovations FOOTIE Cam engagement
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Testing with the two ascenders was used on a Samson 1/2” vortex 24 braid climbing rope.
SAKA FOOTIE, Foot Ascender, Unpackaging
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SAKA FOOTIE, Foot Ascender, Unpackaging
16 strand Teufelberger Hi Vee rope walk
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16 strand Teufelberger Hi Vee rope walk
16 strand Hi Vee Tuefelberger rope walk BLOOPER 2
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16 strand Hi Vee Tuefelberger rope walk BLOOPER 2
World record accent attempt ISA OTCC 9/21/24 Mississauga ON
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World record accent attempt ISA OTCC 9/21/24 Mississauga ON
ISA OTCC World Class Event at RK McMillan Park Mississauga ON 9/21/24
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ISA OTCC EVENT, September 2024, 3 days of almost seeing Richard Mumford.
Stihl 2600 chainsaw chaps torture test part 1
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Stihl 2600 chainsaw chaps torture test part 1
Superstock 026 Stihl cutting cookies for BBQ
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Superstock 026 Stihl cutting cookies for BBQ
Descending with a Rock Exotica Totem Figure 8
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Descending with a Rock Exotica Totem Figure 8
SRS/SRT CLIMBING- SAKA KNEE ASCENDER
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SRS/SRT CLIMBING- SAKA KNEE ASCENDER
Climbing Innovation’s SAKA: OPERATION WATERLINE
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Climbing Innovation’s SAKA: OPERATION WATERLINE
Whoopie sling cambium/friction saver
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Whoopie sling cambium/friction saver
SAKA Knee Ascender, first try, Impressive!
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SAKA Knee Ascender, first try, Impressive!
SAKA Knee Ascender, full kit contents.
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SAKA Knee Ascender, full kit contents.
SAKA Folding Knee Ascender, stowaway.
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SAKA Folding Knee Ascender, stowaway.
Teufelberger (no monkeying around) replacement bridge
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Teufelberger (no monkeying around) replacement bridge
SAKA foot loop and Notch Jetstep foot ascender
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SAKA foot loop and Notch Jetstep foot ascender
In memory of Aileen Osborn 1950 - 2023
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In memory of Aileen Osborn 1950 - 2023
Climbing Lanyard using Atlantic Braids 7/16” double braid rope.
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Climbing Lanyard using Atlantic Braids 7/16” double braid rope.
Repelling on a Rock Exotica Totem figure 8
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Repelling on a Rock Exotica Totem figure 8
Climbing on a SIMPLE self tending Blake’s hitch
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Climbing on a SIMPLE self tending Blake’s hitch
Don't get it!!... trying to learn the skills to climb trees for cutting them.. but I just can't see clearly how your set-up works!!
Great camera! It felt like I was in the car
Hi, I made a video “ Weaver cambium saver installation “ Check it out on this RUclips channel.
Nice! How do you get that type of friction saver installed?
Mind if I share some tips?
@@user-wv8pn8og2h sure I’m always open for tips 👍
Hey man! Fellow climber here!
Now that was FAST!!! 💨 😅
Saw this today then showed my family this video!
Are you an arborist?
@@TerrellWillams I have worked in arboriculture but not certified. I mainly work as tree faller/ logger, not certified. Ontario law does not require certification like west coast British Columbia does. Any PPE or rigging related equipment in Ontario requires a certified tag, to be used in professional or industrial use. This is a lanyard i built up for recreational amateur sport climbing.
❤👌👍
From Kerala
@@yakkoobvt6551 glad you liked it.
Thanks for the demo. I've been thinking about adding a foot ascender to my Blake's hitch system, but I wasn't sure how well it would work with MRS. The self-tending mod really makes life easier, I've found. One suggestion: try adding a close-up of the item, itself.
Do you mean a close up of the self tending Blake’s hitch or the foot ascender?
@@philosborn1840 the ascender, in this case, but just in general when demo-ing something.
@@justinwest4923 okay gotcha, I will try to do a short on that. I use a Notch jet step. Some people say it’s not a beginners ascender, because it’s not a locking type. But it is the ascender I started on as a beginner. I personally would not like a locker, even now because I don’t like to be locked in a device in case I muck something up! Hey, maybe a locker has benefits, but that is something that an individual will decide.
Hi, the pulley is just aiding to take out the slack by hand while advancing on the Blake’s hitch.
New to climbing here, is that pulley setup to control your descent in a safer manner?
Honestly you looked better than I did my first time but I jumped into it with just a tiny bit less forethought than you did it seems. Using gloves was a game changer which you may or may not like. It is annoying taking them off to do detail work or keeping them on through it but the way it grips the rope really helped me for some reason. Doesn’t look like you need any help just sharing my experience as I’m a new climber too. Thanks for sharing and filming your journey.
Very helpful…..good information keeps ropes in and water out😅
Glad it was helpful!
Nicely done
Thanks for the visit
Super,like watching myself as I've a similar set up,I'm 67 and only been climbing for a couple of years,love it.Have you gone to an ISA competition yet,great learning experience.
Hi Steve, I have been climbing for about the same time as you. I’ve got the same number of years as you on God’s green earth too! I haven’t been to a ISA competition yet but I’m heading to a OTCC event in September in Ontario.
Hi Steve, yes the event in Ontario this weekend is a ISA event! It’s is in Mississauga in stead of Burlington Ontario. Are you from the GTA area?
I have the same thing but using DRT, couldn’t get it going, will try again tomorrow. Thanks for the video!
@@bennydafarmer865 ya Benny, I hear you. Yes just get back on the horse again. There is no substitute for seat time. After some time we notice our progress!
Hi, I'm currently using a cheap foot ascender from AliExpress for €13. It works, but the rope flies out regularly. It's so annoying. The strap also slips. What about the Notch JetStep? Does the strap slip? Greetings from Germany
@@TredasTaurin yes, the notch jet step moves around some what as I just keep it affixed snuggly. If it’s too tight as some people prefer, it becomes uncomfortable. The notch jet step can kick out as it has 2 cams and can’t be locked. I use it on the right foot so I keep the toe down when using. It would be opposite on the left foot. Other than that it is very rope friendly.
Hey 👋, nice Rope walk. I use em too. Unfortunately, rope walking with the rope wrench is not so well known here in Germany.
What device are you using, a mechanical?
@@philosborn1840 At first I used the Camp Goblin as a mechanical device for the rope walk. It is also approved for this purpose. Normally the Goblin is a mobile fall arrester like the Petzl asap. But with the Goblin you can only ascend the rope. For descending I use several devices, depending on my mood. Petzl IDs, or the Edelrid Megawatt. Recently I have preferred using the Edelrid Pinch. It is so small and flexible that it is just fun to use. I also have a Notch flow rope wrench fusion tether combo. But that was only delivered to me from the USA a month ago. I don't have much experience with it yet. I uploaded a short about it on my channel if you are interested.
Great video
@@mdube391 thank you!
The petzl asap has a similar issue. The cam holds the rope unless you remove all tension it will disengage
@@mdube391 I’m glad you informed me about that! Ty for subscribing 👍🏻
Great breakdown video. I do some moonlighting from tower work with tree climbing and it's awesome that you make these videos.
Glad you like them!
Firstly, the main reason Teufelberger tells you to use their replacement bridges strictly is because, if you use anything else, it will void the warranty on your harness. I frequently need to adjust my bridge length for various demonstrations on my RUclips channel and, after one has loaded the Teufelberger bridge even a few times, that stopper knot becomes all but impossible to untie and so I cut mine off and now use two 11mm lengths of ropes of diferent make and model so that my bridges can be a) color coded, b) so that I could have extra length on my main bridge and daisy chain the excess the way you have shown and c) so that both of my bridges can easily be untied and have the lengths adjusted at anytime. I usually will run them at the same length so that I can use them together, for a redundant bridge arrangement, or so that I can use each one separately for two different climbing systems at the same time. Just like yourself, I also have a ring on each bridge because I prefer how it orients my hardware and devices by 90 degrees. Anyways, my original point was that I do not believe there exist any inherent risks surrounding using non-Teufelberger bridges on one's Treemotion so long as they are regularly inspected and fit properly. I honestly believe Teufelberger is just trying to market more of their own products. Interesting video. Thanks for posting. I have a RUclips channel all about knots, friction hitches, and tree climbing if you ever want to check it out. Take care!
One could argue that the stopper knots tied could have the same effects of the stitching on the ends of the OEM rope. But i still like the 3 stage construction of the Tuefelburger bridges. Speaking of knots, and your the Knot Guy, my bridge ends are tied with double overhands. I had a steveadore come undone on a lanyard end once, and I said screw this horse crap.
We were talking about that update padding for the essential belt, you said it was double folded so the adjuster wouldn’t pull through. Well tuefelberger says for the leg loop replacement to cut the stitches, complete the replacement and restitch ( I guess by hand). I noticed they also supply rivets to achieve the same result.
@@philosborn1840the stopper knots don’t prevent the cover and core of the rope from moving independently. That being said that’s not really an issue as long as you’re not using a rope that “milks” easily, or the ends are exposed to inspection. If you’re really concerned about the core material moving around inside the cover then you should consider learning how to whip the tales of your bridges. Oh, and the three part construction of the rope is pretty common in modern ropes and it’s usually just to help keep the round shape under tension.
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Thanks for the visit
Good instruction, nice job. Aloha!
Glad it was helpful!
Aka pulleys
That is so true. Thanks for commenting. 👍
Your not pulling that hard, but bend radius that tight significantly decreases capacity and life cycle. It also dramatically increases resistance
You've tied the ABK using an end, which makes it an "end of line" ABK. Cheers