HOW TO TERMINATE THE PETZL ID - TECH TALK - THE ROPE ACCESS AND CLIMBING PODCAST

[@andyseemungal9960]

The person put the rope in the I.D carabiner.and not the anchor carabiner thank you so much for your information bro you teach me so much

[@TheRopeAccessChannel]

Great video Mikey! It is a topic that comes back in every IRATA training I teach. Experienced techs L2/L3 tie the tensioned line off directly. Because petzl says so......... Do you have any new video's in the works?

[@Sparky-no6dd]

Hello can you use the petzel id as a sport climbing belay device like the grigri ?

[@יונתןאוריאל-ג5ש]

When you go to petzl website on the I'd information you can see that they connect the carabiner to the anchor one

[@KK-6]

The slack rope (after tying the fig 8 or 9) may still be used (depending on system orientation and where the knot is anchored) - for example to ascend to the device.

[@theropeaccessandclimbingpo2380]

In order yo do that. It MUST have its own Anchor sling/bolt what have you. You can NOT attach it back to the same anchor point

[@KK-6]

@@theropeaccessandclimbingpo2380 Disagree so do IRATA assessor, unless he has changed his mind since i talked to him few years ago. (note: assessors are not always 100% right :)

[@theropeaccessandclimbingpo2380]

And can tell you…. When I attending my Instructor/Assessor work shops. This very topic came up and it was very clear you couldn’t run your tension lines and your access lines off the same sling.

[@KK-6]

@@theropeaccessandclimbingpo2380 Interesting. If it was very clear, must be some very reasonable explanation, calculation, logic, manufacture recommendations then?

[@claydawson9328]

I tie off the system with a munter mule overhand . So in the case of a failed system you have the option to use the munter to lower. What's are your thoughts on that?

[@theropeaccessandclimbingpo2380]

Hey there, Thank you for your comment. I would have to say it would be uncalled for. But its not wrong…

[@aerialrescuesolutions3277]

Mikey, have you heard about the Aerial Rescue Challenge coming up on Sep 10,11,and 12th by Bellingham, Washington state? It's gonna be a huge training and comp. Double rope system, ASAP Lock etc.. And, I found the Taz 3 in Colorado and Canada. Jim

[@theropeaccessandclimbingpo2380]

I havent heard of it. Humm. Ill have to check it out

[@BuriedAudioUK]

With that knot, a bigger issue is, since you'd be loading the descender, you'd have to open the gate of a loaded biner. Surely that is a much scarier issue. I tend to have an alpine above the descender clipped into the anchor with a little slack Incase the descender fails, that way the line doesn't just plummet, it's more piece of mind than anything out though.

[@KK-6]

" you'd have to open the gate of a loaded biner. Surely that is a much scarier issue" - Nothing scary about that :) . But highly not recommended in oil and gas "throw under the bus " rope access industry :)

[@theropeaccessandclimbingpo2380]

The deceive will bot just blow apart. So you dont have to worry about that. But yes, opening a loaded carabineer to release the line isnt acceptable.

[@BuriedAudioUK]

@@theropeaccessandclimbingpo2380 with an ID it's less of a concern, it's inherited from rig to lower using munter and munter Mule's where it's a little bit more sketch, or figure 8 decendeds with tie offs from back when I climbed and rigged trees for fun and had a tight budget.

[@aerialrescuesolutions3277]

Hello Mikey, where can I buy the Taz Lov 3 ? I'm in the US, Jim.

[@theropeaccessandclimbingpo2380]

Thats a great question. Im looking to get my hands on one myself.

[@aerialrescuesolutions3277]

@@theropeaccessandclimbingpo2380 I just saw a Taz video and he has a whole bunch of videos about this descender. I really think this item is the ticket for climbing straight up rope fast!! I saw a demo of it, and it was awesome. I want one. Jim.

[@aerialrescuesolutions3277]

Opening a loaded carabiner is a no-no, why would you do that? Just clip the rope back with another carabiner, Jim.

[@theropeaccessandclimbingpo2380]

Right!