File:Climbing gear - Camalot cams - 04.jpg
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Author | Jarek Tuszyński |
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Newer versions of the Camalot cams have a ring preventing trigger wires to bend in unusual ways. Older units accomplished the same with a string.
String serving 2 purposes:
- preventing trigger wires from bending in unusual ways
- could be used in case of removal of hard to reach stuck cams
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Date and time of digitizing | 12:16, 29 March 2014 |
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