DJC
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i didn't know you could accurately measure G-forces without any equipment?
[Edited by DJC on 7/31/2006 4:39:32 PM. Reason for edit: .]
7/31/2006 9:39:12 PM
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calvin
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i was wearing an accelerometer, suck it
7/31/2006 10:25:58 PM
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MattyBoy
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So that would mean that you were going approximately 96.6 ft/sec^2, which would be about 70 miles an hour. That's pretty fast for a boat towing you in an enclosed lake. I am calling shenanigans on this claim!
8/1/2006 3:23:30 AM
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calvin
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straight away? yes that would be fast...in a turn? no
and you cant calculate the speed without the radius of the turn
8/1/2006 7:16:34 AM
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DJC
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In his fairy tale world, he was pulling 3 G's. In reality, Nope.
You wouldnt pull high G's because your body isn't being pressed against anything except for the resistance the tube is fighting against the surface of the water.
Cornering in a car at 70mph is pulling G's. Cornering on a tube is not. kthxdrivethruagain!
8/1/2006 1:20:17 PM
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calvin
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^^hahahahah^^ retake physics you dont have to be confined to pull g's.
8/1/2006 9:45:38 PM
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MattyBoy
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quote :
you cant calculate the speed without the radius of the turn |
Therefore you could not possibly know how many G's you were "pulling"
BOOM SHAKALAKA
8/1/2006 11:32:01 PM
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DJC
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Alright...show me how you can pull 3 g's on a tube...at the same time, show me how you came out of the water without bruises after spilling while pulling "3 G's."
8/1/2006 11:32:25 PM
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DJC
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8/1/2006 11:57:04 PM
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