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On Tue, 16 Sep 2003 19:41:47 -0400, Glenn Ashmore
wrote: Here is where I got the formula on the Harken site. About 2/3 down the page: http://www.harken.com/winches/wnchpower.php It is also in Brion Toss's Riggers Apprentice on page 42. (Almost verbatim from the harken site.) OTOH, when you look at the tables a 56 or 64 is the recommended size for a 500 sq ft foretriangle. I wish to heck I knew what a Newton is. All the really authoritative modern texts are metric! Hold a good sized apple in your hand: that's a force of 1 newton you're holding it up with - a little under a quarter pound. Brian W |
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