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Re: Knots in the rope?
On splices...
As I read it, an "end cap splice" of up to four inches in length would probably be OK (though that would be rather short for 1" line). Slicing the rope along its length to another rope would require the splice to still be no larger than 1" in diameter (not too difficult if the line is 5/8" or smaller) would still be "braided" and allowed. Splicing a loop into the end of the line (unless it were very short and could all fit in 4") would not be a knot and would not be allowed. (Say the last part three times fast.) [Usual caveat that this is my opinion, not a Q&A answer.] Last edited by GeeTwo : 07-01-2017 at 22:57. |
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Re: Knots in the rope?
I didn't see any rule regarding how legal this was. It would be great if it was legal since we are hoping to leverage vision tracking this year.
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Re: Knots in the rope?
Regarding knots in the loop, are you allowed to make them in the provided rope, and not have it count as the custom rope for the alliance?
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Re: Knots in the rope?
I don't think there's a rule explicitly saying you can't, but your event staff will quickly come to hate you. Also, they could cite G02, specifically example J.
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Re: Knots in the rope?
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*on-field inspections are not allowed and you can't remove the provided ropes from the field |
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Re: Knots in the rope?
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I also agree that the field's rope cannot be knotted, as it is not inspectable. |
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Re: Knots in the rope?
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Because the chair would violate i04-G |
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