Tool to help number consecutively ropes in climbing halls
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Little tool to help number consecutively climbing ropes with binary numbers
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Within the new climbing hall of our DAV section we needed a way to mark the ropes somehow to know how old they are and on which route they were originally deployed.
So i developed this little helper to mark the robes with an Edding3000 in a binary way.
The joints between the lower and upper part can be connected with two M3 screws. After that it can be flipped open to get the end of the rope inside the tool. Now the upper part is closed and hold together with the little nose in the middle.
How to mark the rope:
The first marking “S” on the tool should always be marked through the small slit on the upper part to find the starting point later. Now you can mark the rope within the range of 1-63. If you have decided which number the rope should get you just have to mark all lines which in sum adds up to the desired number (reverse binary encoding).
Example:
If the rope should get the number 23 you should mark the lines for 1+2+3+16=23.
Later when oyu want to know which number the rope has you can just lay the rope in the tool and align the first marking on the rope at the position “S”. Now you can see in which slots are marked and just have to add all numbers.
We use this system in our climbing hall for over a year now and it works very good.