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SRENE anchors may go the way of the dinosaur	13-Mar-2006 At 12:48:49 PM	wombly
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Do any of the physics types out there know if the rig setup will produce unequal forces in other ways apart from the spring idea? Ideally, to hold the max load you'd like to put more force on the strong anchors, and less on the weaker ones, as stated above. However, if you have to use dodgy placements you're not likelty be able to choose the locations of them. What do people think of trying to achieve the same goal by deliberately slackening the weaker anchors by the right amount ? This is not something you could do with the sliding x/equalette as the system decides for you.

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