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June 4th 20, 10:33 PM
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How reliably do CG hooks disconnect when the angle of the ropeexceeds the autorelease angle
I understand that CG hooks are designed to autorelease when the angle of pull passes a certain critical angle. Is this a very reliable disconnect, or is more of an "Eh, it's nice to have but I've seen it fail too many times to trust it"?
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