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Old 09-30-2006, 06:01 PM
danny_shank danny_shank is offline
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Sorry another question (or 2..)
Thanks for all your posts guys, lot’s of valuable info. But I can’t resist one more question…

I heard a lot of posts mention SUSTAINING the lag pressure and it occurred to me i'm not sure on what this entails. Specifically why can't you sustain the lag when you've overloaded.

I do try to think about the answers to my questions before I ask them. So below are some of my thoughts just to give you guys an idea of where i'm at.

To sustain lag you need acceleration of hands. Over acceleration can occur when you get to your maximum hand speed too early. For swingers hand speed is dependent on pivot speed. Does this mean our pivot has to accelerate? How does this relate to the #4 accumulator and the left arm blast off, as this must provide a boost in hand speed. But if the pivot reaches maximum pivot speed too early could this cause an early release of 4th accumulator and thus over acceleration?

Is this complete baloney or am I actually getting somewhere.

Cheers,

Danny
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