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|YDS: 5.10b French: 6a+ Ewbanks: 19 UIAA: VII- ZA: 19 British: E2 5b [details]
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|Gate Buttress Area Recreational Lease: Climbs on Church Buttress above vault remain closed MORE INFO >>>
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By JeffM
From: SLC
Aug 4, 2008
rating: 5.10b 6a+ 19 VII- 19 E2 5b
|I think this is the best single pitch bolted route in LCC. Lots of variety and fun moves. And, like all the climbs on this wall, it's well bolted. 5.10b, 4 stars.
By Christian "crisco" Burrell
From: PG, Utah
Nov 27, 2008
|I do remember this being thought provoking. But I don't remember it being as terrific as everyone talks about. Maybe it's just me. I know I thought: "That was cool" but I didn't ever think "WOW!:"
By Alec LaLonde
Sep 28, 2010
rating: 5.10b 6a+ 19 VII- 19 E2 5b
I would probably agree with Jeff on this one. Steep, sustained, great rock, really well bolted. Kind of wanders, but it goes where the holds are, and stays 5.10 most of the way. Great route!
Don't cheat yourself at the top, either. Do the slab moves. They're awesome. Going right sucks.
By Aerili
From: Los Alamos, NM
Aug 4, 2014
|I recommend slinging out the 4th bolt to reduce rope drag.
By Crag Turkey
From: Holladay, UT
Aug 7, 2015
|Best route on the wall! The run to the third bolt was a bit scary, but as you would expect, the climbing gets easier the closer you get to that bolt. After the third bolt you get some really fun pulls, a puzzling traverse, and an optional slab finish. Union Dues has a slightly different character than the rest of the routes at industrial (aside from a similar slabby start). Under cling/ layback to glory, and do the slab finish, it is not as hard as it looks!
By Gabriel Tallent
From: Salt Lake City, UT
Sep 29, 2015
|Don't be deterred by what looks like a serious fall from the third bolt. The clipping stance is secure and easily achieved, and the fall moving into position would be fine. Just go for it. I found it to be a very well bolted climb.


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Jessica Simpson Launching Maternity Line This Fall
Jessica Simpson is set to launch her own maternity clothing line with Destination Maternity, PEOPLE is reporting.
The 31-year-old singer, who just welcomed her first child, Maxwell Drew Johnson, will launch the collection at 700 Destination Maternity, Motherhood Maternity and Macy's stores in the fall.
Where can you buy the collection?
The collection, which starts at just $39, will feature "breezy, everyday pieces aimed at the modern mom-to-be who wants to maintain her fashion edge throughout her pregnancy,' according to PEOPLE.
In a statement, Jessica added:
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Maxwell Drew was born on May 1, weighing 9 lbs., 13 oz. This is Jessica's first child, whom she had with fiance Eric Johnson.
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On Twitter, the Fashion Star judge followed up by declaring motherhood to be the best thing she's ever experienced.
According to reports, Jessica's first baby photos were sold to PEOPLE for $800,000.


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The XP504 beam is an intermediate sized beam designed to replace conventional 3- and 4-element antennas. Although the boom length is a modest 4.4 metres, superb performance is obtained through the TOTAL elimination of L/C traps. Former trapped-antenna owners immediately notice increased signal reports, broader gain and SWR bandwidths, and f/b ratios that are good across the entire band – not just over one small sector. The performance graphs below illustrate the XP504.
The XP504 covers 10, 15, 20 and 40 meters. A simple, inexpensive conversion kit allows you to add 12, 17 and 30 meters at a later date.
To maintain high performance, the DJ2UT antenna is fed with a model UT-2000 balun. This is an air-core device made from high-voltage, Teflon dialectric coaxial cable. With no ferrite core to saturate, this balun will handle 2 kW output without heating and the beam is rated above maximum legal power – regardless of mode or band.
The XP504 antenna is built to very high standards of strength. Aircraft-quality aluminum tubing is used throughout, and all hardware is made of stainless steel. High-quality materials, combined with precision German craftsmanship that ensures that this Sommer antenna will provide many years of maintenance-free performance.
|Longest element
|11.2 m
|Boom length
|4.4 m
|Turning radius
|6.5 m
|Max mast diameter
|52 mm
|Wind loading
|72 sq dm
|Net weight
|25 kg
|Wind survival
|Greater than 128 km/h
20 m
On this band the DJ2UT system is a full sized beam utilizing 1/2-wave elements without traps. The primary difference is that all elements are driven via a phasing line – in a fashion similar to the log periodic. This technique provides "monoband" gain or better without the narrow bandwidth commonly associated with such antennas. As on alI bands, the compromise between forward gain and f/b ratio has been optimized for amateur use through actual on-the-air testing – and not random selection.
15 m
Because the 20-m elements are approximately 5/8-wave long on this band, the resulting high feed point impedance must be compensated for. Instead of resorting to "power-hungry" L/C traps DJ2UT utilizes the capacitance found in the phasing line, in combination with another unique approach. Clustered about the feed point are 3 in close proximity to each other. This combination of parasitic and driven elements simply and effectively brings the system impedance down to the desired 50 Ohms. In addition, a special means of feeding the elements reduces the unwanted side-lobe radiation common to 5/8-wave systems.
10 m
Since the primary elements of this design are 1/2-wavelength on 20 m, they are approximately a full wavelength on 10 m. In the DJ2UT system, they are fed via the phasing line as "split" 1/2-wavelength elements in a collinear fashion. This configuration also presents a high feed point impedance. As on 15 m, this high value is reduced to 50 Ohms by the influence of 3 or 4 elements in close proximity.
40 m
By ignoring all elements but the longest (found at the rear of the boom), we may consider the DJ2UT antenna a simple dipole with a transmission line attached. Since this element, or dipole, is only 11,6 m (approx.) long, it is too short to be resonant on 40 m and presents a capacitive reactance in this band. Compensation on 40-m is achieved with a coil and/or coaxial capacitor. Since this network is not in series with the antenna and only serve to cancel the "blind" reactive components, the problems of L/C trap loading are again avoided. On 40 m the antenna has the same bi-directional characteristics as a 1/2-wave dipole.
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