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Cave & Cavern Diving: Discuss Knots in the Technical and Specialist Diving Forums forums: Will the additional line be kept in enough tension? If not I don't see how you prevent this knot from ...

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Will the additional line be kept in enough tension? If not I don't see how you prevent this knot from coming loose.

A round turn 2 half hitches or similar does not require tension on the added line to stay done up. Arrows either side could stop lateral movement along the existing line.

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