wind drag/weight conversion
I hope this doesn't stir anything up. I heard an interesting comparison idea from a friend the other day. He said with a truck pulling a trailer. For every foot the trailer extends above the roof l...
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Hi Doug,
Add that speed changes also applies to directional changes
The greater the weight, the greater the force required to change it's direction
This is where folks get lost in reference to their TV's limits...AKA ratings
Refer to that a the ability to manhandle the setup and even that is seemingly
lost in the discussion of ratings/limits to performance. Of which many don't
consider braking a performance metric...
Add that speed changes also applies to directional changes
The greater the weight, the greater the force required to change it's direction
This is where folks get lost in reference to their TV's limits...AKA ratings
Refer to that a the ability to manhandle the setup and even that is seemingly
lost in the discussion of ratings/limits to performance. Of which many don't
consider braking a performance metric...
