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Bryce2471

21-01-2016 17:42

pic: How to measure force required to compress the boulders

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Bryce2471

21-01-2016 17:46

Re: pic: How to measure force required to compress the boulders

Here is a derect link to the other thread:

2016 Boulder weight issue

JPBlacksmiths

23-01-2016 17:43

Re: pic: How to measure force required to compress the boulders

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Originally Posted by Bryce2471 (Post 1527985)

Here is a derect link to the other thread:

2016 Boulder weight issue

Of all the things to use, why did you use batteries? That's just a horrible idea.

Sperkowsky

23-01-2016 17:52

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Originally Posted by JPBlacksmiths (Post 1529049)

Of all the things to use, why did you use batteries? That's just a horrible idea.

Why? In all reality the batteries are fine.

JPBlacksmiths

23-01-2016 18:14

Re: pic: How to measure force required to compress the boulders

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Originally Posted by Sperkowsky (Post 1529053)

Why? In all reality the batteries are fine.

But metal can give you the same structure, and metal doesn't explode or leak battery acid when it gets dropped. If that structure gets slightly out of alignment and falls, good bye like 6 batteries.

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