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I think Lasse (and Will) are right. Absolute visual evidence right there.

No TT here:


S-curve is about conservation of momentum I think.

Here’s also a slight S-curve and no TT at about 1:00.

A overall spine is usually not much stiffer than the 90degree side. The spine typically is corkscrew around the blank, but the overall spine is just a sum of it. For a strong anisotropy/asymmetry (ie oval rod cross section) the rod would not go only up and down, but would also go from side to side. ...

Paul Arden wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 23, 2019 7:06 pm

Is that a Christmas decoration Sakke?

Dangling from the rod you mean? Nah. They’re keys. I get to go places.

Myth.

Easy to test. Hang a weight on the tip and support the butt (handle) on a flat, horizontal surface like a table. No quickly roll the rod on the surface. If the weight jumps up, the torque twist can accelerate the unloading. If not, then no.

Just stick those casters in their waders and knee deep in a lake/sea some where and have them cast onto shore, judges can walk around without freezing their balls off in cold water for hours on end, and accurate measuring would be a breeze! This is what we did in the 2013 Nordic Fly Casting Champio...

Dung Fly, Ok, if you need 10 lanes, then the width need becomes an issue. Checked the requirements and min 200x200m flat area with short grass. That's not a spectator sport! Seeing a plug or fly line from 100m distance is not too easy. With that requirement, it is quite difficult to find a place to ...

A football pitch inside a track (like in Karlshamn) enable court at least 120m+ long from casting point and with this you can still adjust according to forecast wind direction. At max, take out the hammer throw cage, cast from the bend behind the steeplechase water pit and cast right in parallel dir...

Apparently they feel the do not have full ICSF support and they received a lot of surprise critique from the 2019 WC.