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The discussion revolves around solving for a force in a pulley system using a Spanish Burton Rig, which is referenced in an assignment. The user is struggling to find information online and in their textbook, specifically mentioning page 34 of a provided PDF. Clarification is sought regarding the configuration of the winch cable and the load, which is compared to a fish hanging from hooks on two ships. The conversation emphasizes the need for a better understanding of the rig's mechanics to complete the assignment effectively.
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There is a question on my assignment that asks to solve for a force in a pulley system using a Spanish Burton Rig. I've searched google and the text, but I can't find much, anyone know what this is?
 
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See page 34 for a description.

http://compass.seacadets.org/pdf/nrtc/sn/14067_ch4.pdf"

It seems that the winch cable runs up to the end of the whip and the load will hang from its end (like a fish on a hook). In this case the load (fish) are hanging from two hooks - one on each ship?
 
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