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Highline whipper forces on an anchor - 73 meter line at CRG (Consumnes River Gorge) Placerville
🕑 Added 2018-05-09 15:00:01 +0000 UTC We did more tests with the dynomometer on a longer line... a 73 meter long line this time. We also had more whipper volunteers for more data. Thank you Michael Melner, Scott Hong and Mitch Jacobs for slackraficing yourself for science.Visit the International Church of Slacklife at https://www.churchofslacklife.com/
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CRG HIGHLINE TEST RESULTS
73 meter / 240 feet
Aero2 webbing with 10.5 static rope backup
Dyno on the anchor
NOTE1: 1KN = 225LBS or 102KGS
NOTE2: Tension without anyone on the line (ironically called “standing tension”) generally started at 2kn before we got on and would be approximately 1.25KN after we got off after a couple whips.
NOTE3: Numbers below are the kilonewtons while each person was standing on line and then the kilonewtons after they whipped.
Michael Melner weighs 187lbs / 84KG
3.16 to 4.72 whip near us
3.08 to 4.00 catch
3.00 to 4.16 whip on far side
Scott Hong weighs 155lbs / 70KG
3.02 to 4.48 whip near us
2.98 to 4.38 whip on far side
2.9 to 4.32 fell while sitting far side
Mitch Jacobs weighs 141lbs / 64KG
2.92 to 4.32 whip far side
2.94 to 4.36 whip far side
2.88 to 3.94 catch
2.96 to 4.38 whip near middle
Ryan Jenks weighs 155lbs / 70KG
3.08 to 4.60 whip after bouncing
Kim Weglin/Jenks weighs 125lbs / 57KG
2.62 to 3.10 catching with her legs
HEY PATRONS: I try to put the dyno on everything I do and if the results are worth a video, I'll make one. Let me know if you have ideas for a great dyno video!
