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eliotwebb
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Hello,
I have a real world sports question I need help with:
I am looking for an accurate formula to calculate the load of Slackline equipment (will explain shortly), based on:
- The length of the line
- The sag of the line
- The weight on the line
Slacklining is like tight rope walking, but on a slack ribbon (usually 1 inch wide webbing)
There are various arguments on which is the best formula:
http://slack.e30tuner.com/articles_linetension.php
http://forum.slackline.com/archive/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=1279&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0 [Broken]
http://www.slacklineexpress.com/force.php [Broken]
I thought it was worth a post to see what you all think.
Thanks for having a look,
Eliot
I have a real world sports question I need help with:
I am looking for an accurate formula to calculate the load of Slackline equipment (will explain shortly), based on:
- The length of the line
- The sag of the line
- The weight on the line
Slacklining is like tight rope walking, but on a slack ribbon (usually 1 inch wide webbing)
There are various arguments on which is the best formula:
http://slack.e30tuner.com/articles_linetension.php
http://forum.slackline.com/archive/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=1279&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0 [Broken]
http://www.slacklineexpress.com/force.php [Broken]
I thought it was worth a post to see what you all think.
Thanks for having a look,
Eliot
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