Guys I have addressed this issue before but am going to mention it again. I use rare earth magnets - I have one on my pull up rope and the other ones I put on bow , pack etc. When I climb I don't want to be attached to anything so I leave the item on the ground with opposing magnet and when in the tree I lower my pull up rope with the other magnet. Opposites attract and up she comes. Disconnect and pull anything else up. When I get down I will wear my pack or platform and lower the bow. Working very well so far.
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Slick way to bring gear up to you
- Thread starter cedar paul
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No offense at all, but I think that is wicked funny. My mind just started racing and I was giggling at my desk.
Thinking of a mini MRI machine and you just suck your stuff up....
Not having any ropes or straps to tangle when you have branches and weird trees definitely makes the climb safer.
Thinking of a mini MRI machine and you just suck your stuff up....
Not having any ropes or straps to tangle when you have branches and weird trees definitely makes the climb safer.
you could just sew on a steel button to all your small clothing items that you drop
These look like they would do it, just spray paint them?
https://www.amazon.com/Neodymium-Ma...gateway&sprefix=rare+earth+ma,aps,598&sr=8-16
The magnets can lift some pretty impressive weights and you don't want to get your fingers between them ouch! I can haul a pack with platform inside and saw and other stuff and the magnets handle it easily. I got mine from Richard Mumford Climbing Innovations) they were part of mag throw bag kit. They spark when they come together if that tells you something.
I just tested at my weight bench and 20lbs if you were to lift smoothly would be about the max. I mainly use this to lift my platform and then my bow so I am dealing with some pretty light loads. These measure 4" from eye to eye when set is connected together and they are 1" in diameter.
Just remember. If you’re off the beaten path and carry a compass it may not be reliable with strong magnets close by.
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Idon't know how ......but i accidently had a magnetic level near a phone i used to have and the screen got screwed up
Does the magnet make a loud snap when it connects with the bow?
I got a keychain thingie that separates. When those magnets come together it’s pretty loud. Definitely disqualifies it for bringing to the woods and putting a rangefinder or something on it.
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I got a keychain thingie that separates. When those magnets come together it’s pretty loud. Definitely disqualifies it for bringing to the woods and putting a rangefinder or something on it.
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It must be me but the deer I hunt aren't that bothered by the sounds I make - must have them trained well! LOL !
I bought some rare earth magnets a few years ago for another application. They are no larger than the size of a nickel and they are crazy strong. It's almost impossible to pull one straight off when stuck to metal. I've had to slide them sideways across the surface until I can get my fingers under the edge.
I never thought about carrying one in the woods.
And yes, keep it away from your compass.
I never thought about carrying one in the woods.
And yes, keep it away from your compass.
I'm can't remember if this is where I got mine, but this link has tons of magnets. Their charts also list strength (pull pounds). Looks like they have some coated magnets, too, which might quiet noise?? IDK.
https://www.amazingmagnets.com/default.aspx
https://www.amazingmagnets.com/default.aspx