WOW! Thanks everyone. I've got enough pondering to do to last me for
at least a day or two (;-)) Like some of you, I also learned "When
in a spin, both feet in. When in doubt, both feet out." My teachers
at Skip Barber were none other than Robbie ("don't lift") Buhl and
Jeremy ("see, you can really take the kink alot faster than you
think") Dale.
My interest in examining the mechanical dynamics of this sometimes
spectacular event (TTO) is purely engineering curiosity. In case I
don't get a chance to thank you personally at RA this weekend (w/
Dave Jordano, '73 Titan FF), thanks again. (PS - I'll create a
summary and mail to anyone who is interested.)
John
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John Trimble, Ph.D.
jtrim@interaccess.com
Packer Engineering, Inc.
+1.630.505.5722
"When you come to a fork in the road, take it"
Yogi Berra
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