Mechanical Advantages #3 Pulley Systems Explained V 3.0

In this 300 pages, conveniently sized (6" x 9" book, I have shared many ideas, thoughts, techniques, and principles regarding many High Angle activities; including technical rope rescue, work at height, and adventuring into the vertical environment that has taken me many years to learn. I have always figured that a class, book, or activity that teaches me one new idea or technique that I can use in my pursuits, is worth every penny I spend. I am sure anyone will gain new ideas, techniques, and a better understanding of their vertical activities. It has over a hundred diagrams, pictures, and drawings showing many different ways ropes, pulleys, and other gear can be used to accomplish tasks in Technical Rope Rescue, Working in a vertical environment, and while adventuring in the high angle environment. They can be used at home, on the job, while on adventures, or in many rescues or emergencies. It includes in-depth explanations, how to determine the mechanical pulley of just about any pulley systems, ideas to help to understand the force produced by different configurations. I explain many ways to assemble pulley systems for raising loads, lowering loads, and working in high-angle environments. There are charts, and teaching quizzes to make it fun and interesting. It is a good addition to anyone's library. It is of particular interest to EMS personnel, Technical Rescue Professionals, search and rescue teams, ambulance personnel who may have to help bring injured patients back up to the roadway, out of pits, manholes, and more. It is a great study and reference book, with a section devoted to real-life applications and how resultant forces work for us, and against us. Great for: Stage Hands Grips and Key Grips EMT’s Rappellers Canyoneers Rafters Mountaineers Fall Prevention Specialists Search and Rescue Sailor’s Kayakers Work at Height Professionals Riggers Ambulance Climbers Vertical Cavers Fall Protection Arborists Construction High Rise Windows Cleaning Ranchers Farm Work Tower Workers Hunters High Angle Rescue and Rigging Ski Patrol Spelunkers Mine Rescue Cowpunchers Firefighters Paramedics Engineers Park Rangers Special Effects and Stunt Work Military Special Forces Army Rangers Balloonists Navy Seals Coast Guard and others too! It shows many ways to rig different situations. You'll find many ideas to give you that additional edge we all like to have in our bag of tricks. Thanks for your support and interest. Douglas Hansen