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Some questions about Delayed Rotation/ rotational hit

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Re: Some questions about Delayed Rotation/ rotational hit

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When is unloading happening?

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Re: Some questions about Delayed Rotation/ rotational hit

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Hi Lasse

Unloading happens some time (a question of ms) after maximum rotational speed has been achieved. It is even delayed if one uses a haul with proper timing.

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John Waters wrote: Sat Jan 14, 2023 10:08 pm May I suggest Torsten add a definition of impulse to the Glossary of Fly Casting terms.

It does not get the focus required,

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Re: Some questions about Delayed Rotation/ rotational hit

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Merlin wrote: Fri Jan 20, 2023 10:16 am Hi Lasse

Unloading happens some time (a question of ms) after maximum rotational speed has been achieved. It is even delayed if one uses a haul with proper timing.

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Hi Merlin

Thanks, but that begs the question of what is proper timing?
And it also means we can't go by the amount of bend in the rod.

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Re: Some questions about Delayed Rotation/ rotational hit

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And it also means we can't go by the amount of bend in the rod.
Lasse,
Can you explain what you mean by that claim that the loading (i.e. potential energy in the rod) is not directly proportional to the perpendicular tip deflection?

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Re: Some questions about Delayed Rotation/ rotational hit

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Hi Gordy

Same for the chord, the pull angle varies and the spring is non linear

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