Oct 28, 2017 9:33 PM
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MerToo
my AW11 would not like that at all, nosirree
Gauntlet2013
“We deliver”
Bandlith
CATCH-A-RIDE!!!!!!!!!
blueTeam
Still probably damaged the drums
XanCrews
terrorofthederp
A better dampner than my ex
WillowKidd
That's sexy
Spencer3035
Technically overdamped, not critically damped.
CmRock136
As a structural dynamicist, I like this. It really....resonates with me.
igec
Buggy in PUBG
mLsRAT
Haha damp.
1414145691
I like a little bit of spring up and down, helps push my intestines back in
azgrak
Evel Knievel might still be jumping over stuff if he had had shocks that good.
nousernamesavailable
I need some of that for my knees
imispeledmyusername
Holy suspension batman
DocVolt
Maaaan
Balli82
DoomSkuller
IncredibleBalk
MrPeebles
She got a donk... she got a donk, she got a donk, she got a donk
VinC90
If you want a shorter settling time, adjust damping coefficient to be around 0.7. Then again, you end up with a system with overshoot.
FrogBotherer
Phwoaar.
Indeed.
Doctorgivemethenews
Cat-like
Anonawesome
Thank you for not saying "dampening"
konelhft
I was going to make the same comment.
MrPredator
Now I want to know the G-load experienced by human passengers and potential damage to their brain from the stress.
vuickb6
Have you never seen these vehicles doing huge jumps during a race?
Carnot
You could easily calculate it by measuring the velocity and time of the impact in the gif and then use acceleration = Δvelocity/Δtime.
We may not know the exact FPS of the high speed, we know it should accelerate down at ~9.8m/s2, so can figure that out. I'm Just too lazy :P
Davidnfilms
Goodnight spinal column
Do a search on youtube for rally car jumps. They do this all the time and with much less suspension travel.
SeanTabasco
Could be worse without that suspension though.
cnlohr
What is the source for this?
anonim1133
Please share if yo find one.
Found it - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ho0v1vw7wTY @anonim1133
Awesome... I wonder about the source for this particular video segment, though.
I didn't check them all but I did see he had at least several more videos on his channel. Did you look at those yet?
Found it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCvRlmZ8JZs
Nice!
Also found this - http://www.minibuggy.net/forum/show-off-your-toys-here/9891-my-custom-long-travel-mini-buggy.html
DemonicDonut
ALegendaryHero
Kazizganthi
My exact facial expression
WorkerLurker
Same
Mccorny
v
notsocks
Wut
IceTownClown
Because of the implication
peanutbutterandham
The implication is that's so satisfying to watch that one could jerk off to it
TheUltimateChimera
Daeyelle
Stealing, thank you very much
rarararararararararararararara
GIVE YOUR MEAT A GOOD OL' RUB
wlfman
gonna be that guy...critically damped would mean the car wouldn't raise up at all once it stopped...this is slightly underdamped
PhilipSeymourAwesome
Nope. Underdamped would mean it overshot its equilibrium point slightly before settling.
Hard to tell if it's overdamped or critically damped, but it looks slightly over to me. See: hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/oscda2.html
rbasta
right, it definitely didn't do critically damped, it overshot it's desired steady state - then rebounded back: underdamped
I'm a structural dynamicist (i.e. Acoustic, Shock, and Vibration engineer). Under damped would mean oscillation. There's no oscillation. 1/?
maverickmarq
the lack of oscillation was really the best part for me
Another interesting thing is if you watch the tires, you can actually see them oscillate. They would be a coupled spring-mass system
It's either critically damped or over damped. It is set with an initial displacement away from its equilibrium, displaces and returns to 2/?
the equilibrium point. Doesn't appear under damped to me. 3/3
brendoncnz
Ive been studying for my control theory exam for the last week, this is the first thing i noticed
Keep studying. This is either overdamped or critically damped. Hard to tell. http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/oscda2.html
No, it is underdamped. The car falls, goes to a minimum, rises back up to the final value. There is overshoot, so underdamped.
Incorrect. You have to think about it in terms of what is steady state and what is perturbed. Steady state is with the shock springs...
extended / minimized potential energy. Perturbed is when the momentum is compressing the springs. Think of it like a pendulum.
msheiz
You have to think about suspension and not a pendulum. It looks slightly under damped on compression and slightly over damped on rebound.
Think of what a critically damped pendulum would look like: you pull it back, let it go.... does it stay where you put it?
MerToo
my AW11 would not like that at all, nosirree
Gauntlet2013
“We deliver”
Bandlith
CATCH-A-RIDE!!!!!!!!!
blueTeam
Still probably damaged the drums
XanCrews
terrorofthederp
A better dampner than my ex
WillowKidd
That's sexy
Spencer3035
Technically overdamped, not critically damped.
CmRock136
As a structural dynamicist, I like this. It really....resonates with me.
igec
Buggy in PUBG
mLsRAT
Haha damp.
1414145691
I like a little bit of spring up and down, helps push my intestines back in
azgrak
Evel Knievel might still be jumping over stuff if he had had shocks that good.
nousernamesavailable
I need some of that for my knees
imispeledmyusername
Holy suspension batman
DocVolt
Maaaan
Balli82
DoomSkuller
IncredibleBalk
MrPeebles
She got a donk... she got a donk, she got a donk, she got a donk
VinC90
If you want a shorter settling time, adjust damping coefficient to be around 0.7. Then again, you end up with a system with overshoot.
FrogBotherer
Phwoaar.
IOnlyCommentOneWord
Indeed.
Doctorgivemethenews
Cat-like
Anonawesome
Thank you for not saying "dampening"
konelhft
I was going to make the same comment.
MrPredator
Now I want to know the G-load experienced by human passengers and potential damage to their brain from the stress.
vuickb6
Have you never seen these vehicles doing huge jumps during a race?
Carnot
You could easily calculate it by measuring the velocity and time of the impact in the gif and then use acceleration = Δvelocity/Δtime.
Carnot
We may not know the exact FPS of the high speed, we know it should accelerate down at ~9.8m/s2, so can figure that out. I'm Just too lazy :P
Davidnfilms
Goodnight spinal column
vuickb6
Do a search on youtube for rally car jumps. They do this all the time and with much less suspension travel.
SeanTabasco
Could be worse without that suspension though.
cnlohr
What is the source for this?
anonim1133
Please share if yo find one.
vuickb6
Found it - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ho0v1vw7wTY @anonim1133
cnlohr
Awesome... I wonder about the source for this particular video segment, though.
vuickb6
I didn't check them all but I did see he had at least several more videos on his channel. Did you look at those yet?
cnlohr
Found it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCvRlmZ8JZs
vuickb6
Nice!
vuickb6
Also found this - http://www.minibuggy.net/forum/show-off-your-toys-here/9891-my-custom-long-travel-mini-buggy.html
DemonicDonut
ALegendaryHero
Kazizganthi
My exact facial expression
WorkerLurker
Same
Mccorny
notsocks
Wut
IceTownClown
Because of the implication
peanutbutterandham
The implication is that's so satisfying to watch that one could jerk off to it
TheUltimateChimera
Daeyelle
Stealing, thank you very much
rarararararararararararararara
GIVE YOUR MEAT A GOOD OL' RUB
wlfman
gonna be that guy...critically damped would mean the car wouldn't raise up at all once it stopped...this is slightly underdamped
PhilipSeymourAwesome
Nope. Underdamped would mean it overshot its equilibrium point slightly before settling.
PhilipSeymourAwesome
Hard to tell if it's overdamped or critically damped, but it looks slightly over to me. See: hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/oscda2.html
rbasta
wlfman
right, it definitely didn't do critically damped, it overshot it's desired steady state - then rebounded back: underdamped
CmRock136
I'm a structural dynamicist (i.e. Acoustic, Shock, and Vibration engineer). Under damped would mean oscillation. There's no oscillation. 1/?
maverickmarq
the lack of oscillation was really the best part for me
CmRock136
Another interesting thing is if you watch the tires, you can actually see them oscillate. They would be a coupled spring-mass system
CmRock136
It's either critically damped or over damped. It is set with an initial displacement away from its equilibrium, displaces and returns to 2/?
CmRock136
the equilibrium point. Doesn't appear under damped to me. 3/3
brendoncnz
Ive been studying for my control theory exam for the last week, this is the first thing i noticed
PhilipSeymourAwesome
Keep studying. This is either overdamped or critically damped. Hard to tell. http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/oscda2.html
brendoncnz
No, it is underdamped. The car falls, goes to a minimum, rises back up to the final value. There is overshoot, so underdamped.
PhilipSeymourAwesome
Incorrect. You have to think about it in terms of what is steady state and what is perturbed. Steady state is with the shock springs...
PhilipSeymourAwesome
extended / minimized potential energy. Perturbed is when the momentum is compressing the springs. Think of it like a pendulum.
msheiz
You have to think about suspension and not a pendulum. It looks slightly under damped on compression and slightly over damped on rebound.
PhilipSeymourAwesome
Think of what a critically damped pendulum would look like: you pull it back, let it go.... does it stay where you put it?