hobbs versus GRCS drop test
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gf beranek
Old Schooler
It was on the web. But I do have the original files. If you can't download it send me your address.
MasterBlaster
Administrator Emeritus
Do American DVD's work over there?
gf beranek
Old Schooler
I send DVD's over there all the time, Butch. I've often wondered though,, between Pal and NTSC formats.
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Frans
Guest
Gerrys the man for getting the GRCS/Hobbs drop test video.
Gerry, does your web site have an index?
www.atreestory.com
Gerry, does your web site have an index?
www.atreestory.com
rangerdanger
TreeHouser
Found a short version (at least I think it's the short version)
http://www.palmtreeservices.com.au/video/grcsvshobbs.mpg
http://www.palmtreeservices.com.au/video/grcsvshobbs.mpg
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Treehouser
Is that from Ekka's website?
Reddog
TreeHouser
yup
rangerdanger
TreeHouser
Guess it is. I found it on the last page of the Buzz Buster Video Section.
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It won't work here unless one buys a player that can handle both types.
Since I get DVDs from the US now and again, I have an outfit like that.
It doesn't cost any extra to get one, you just have to be aware of the difference and specify that you want a model able to swing both ways, when you buy it.
Thanks RD, that is all I need. I have seen it when it was first made.
The other day we were taking some really big pieces out with the Hobbs ( lifting them out, no shockloading) and I mentioned the video.
Turned out, none of the guys I work with had seen it.
So I wanted to remedy that.
Paul B
I dig hammocks.
Stig, I have it on a CD too, if you want me to send you a DVD or CD copy, let me know your mail address. I will cover the cost of the DVD and shipping if you throw a couple dollars in the treehouse fund. 
Paul B
I dig hammocks.
Groovy.
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Frans
Guest
Huh, so ekkka hosts my and Ger's video. Does he at least have the grace to let folks know where it came from? He sure never sent me an email saying he would put it on his site...
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Nah, it's just the cover that has been chewed up a little by my handsaw. It is a steelcore lanyard, so no worries
The picture was takien in the top of one of the highest trees in Denmark, A Noble fir ( abies procera). In our little outfit we take a day off every year to do someting fun together, it's good for morale.
Last year we climbed 2 of the biggest trees in the country, the noble fir and a giant seqouia.
All the really big ones here are imported species. we had a great day, smiles all over, as the picture shows.
Why do I do a rec climb with a steel core lanyard, you may ask.
It was simply what I had on hand at the time.
Here are some pics.
The tree is right next to an old castle, planted on yhe outskirts of the park, so the wiev from up there was great.
The picture was takien in the top of one of the highest trees in Denmark, A Noble fir ( abies procera). In our little outfit we take a day off every year to do someting fun together, it's good for morale.
Last year we climbed 2 of the biggest trees in the country, the noble fir and a giant seqouia.
All the really big ones here are imported species. we had a great day, smiles all over, as the picture shows.
Why do I do a rec climb with a steel core lanyard, you may ask.
It was simply what I had on hand at the time.
Here are some pics.
The tree is right next to an old castle, planted on yhe outskirts of the park, so the wiev from up there was great.
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Burnham
Woods walker
That is a damn nice looking Noble fir, Stig. Sweet climb.
Nobles are about my favorite oldgrowth/mature tree to climb...wonderful round-topped form...a smidge like having a live oak form on top of a 150 foot clear bole. Just a bit more concurrent in form.
Nobles are about my favorite oldgrowth/mature tree to climb...wonderful round-topped form...a smidge like having a live oak form on top of a 150 foot clear bole. Just a bit more concurrent in form.
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