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Don Tuite wrote:
Ok I'm trying to visualize a winch sucking up cable at 88 feet/second (60 mph) and 2000 feet of cable accelerating toward the ground at 32 ft/sec^2. And I'm thinking of my experience fishing with cheap bait-casting reels. Does it ever get interesting? you bet. Cable breaks are something quite interesting to start with (especially if you were tempted to pull to a steep climb too early -- 45 degrees nose up, no engine, and low, is what I'd called interesting); that's why it is a part of the training which is emphasized; I have known of accidents that involved bad ground handling as well: in a place with a multiple drums winch: only one cable winched at a time, but multiple cables can be made ready to increase the rate of launches; the guy I knew got into trouble when the cable he used got entangled with another cable laying on the ground... --Sylvain |
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