Times and sec/ft
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Re: Times and sec/ft
(for the record, this is just a joke between lavarball and i lol)
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Re: Times and sec/ft
If this event was based off simple math don’t you think eveeyone would be at the same level? U just gotta be different and find a way.Airco2020 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 21, 2020 7:00 pmI'm gonna call BS on this. If you want over 2 sec/ ft the calculations say you need a domed chute with a 1.5m diameter that weighs 4 grams including the ball which is 2.8 g. Good Luck!builderguy135 wrote: ↑Mon Jan 20, 2020 2:56 pmlmao this was only a month ago. aren't people getting just under double that already?
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Re: Times and sec/ft
Sorry, but how did you calculate this? and, theory tends to be quite different than practice in build events, especially one as complicated as parachutes.Airco2020 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 21, 2020 7:00 pmI'm gonna call BS on this. If you want over 2 sec/ ft the calculations say you need a domed chute with a 1.5m diameter that weighs 4 grams including the ball which is 2.8 g. Good Luck!builderguy135 wrote: ↑Mon Jan 20, 2020 2:56 pmlmao this was only a month ago. aren't people getting just under double that already?
Another side note - has anyone been able to find a relationship between parachute mass, diameter, cord length, etc. I can't really think through it. Although, that might be the secret to getting the perfect parachute...
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Re: Times and sec/ft
Are you at over 2 s/ft?lavarball wrote: ↑Tue Jan 21, 2020 7:24 pmIf this event was based off simple math don’t you think eveeyone would be at the same level? U just gotta be different and find a way.Airco2020 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 21, 2020 7:00 pmI'm gonna call BS on this. If you want over 2 sec/ ft the calculations say you need a domed chute with a 1.5m diameter that weighs 4 grams including the ball which is 2.8 g. Good Luck!builderguy135 wrote: ↑Mon Jan 20, 2020 2:56 pm
lmao this was only a month ago. aren't people getting just under double that already?
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Re: Times and sec/ft
Not yet but can confirm it’s possible. Over 1.5 though
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Re: Times and sec/ft
Although i personally haven't gotten it, i can confirm 2 s/ft is completely possible too
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Nice. I think I´m pretty close to achieving 1.5 soon as well (hopefully). Got a nice design and some prototypes in testing, just gotta make them a little more consistent and fix a couple of small issues.
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Re: Times and sec/ft
Does that mean you can get 37.5 second in a 25ft high gym?
37.5 second seems to be unbelievable good
37.5 second seems to be unbelievable good
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Yepnewflight wrote: ↑Wed Jan 22, 2020 8:20 am Does that mean you can get 37.5 second in a 25ft high gym?
37.5 second seems to be unbelievable good
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Probably possible, but most likely a little less IMO since the parachute will likely drop a few feet before it fully opens.newflight wrote: ↑Wed Jan 22, 2020 8:20 am Does that mean you can get 37.5 second in a 25ft high gym?
37.5 second seems to be unbelievable good
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