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How to measure force required to compress the boulders
Step 1. Set up a scale with a ball on it.
2. Swish the ball to 8 inches with weight and something to hold the right distance.
3. Wait for the force to stabilize from air leaking out.
4. Post your findings in this thread:http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=142213
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21-01-2016 17:46
Bryce2471
Re: pic: How to measure force required to compress the boulders
Here is a derect link to the other thread:
2016 Boulder weight issue
23-01-2016 17:43
JPBlacksmiths
Re: pic: How to measure force required to compress the boulders
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23-01-2016 17:52
Sperkowsky
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Of all the things to use, why did you use batteries? That's just a horrible idea.
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23-01-2016 18:14
JPBlacksmiths
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Why? In all reality the batteries are fine.
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