Here is my shot. There may be two kinds state in a post CG launch
here.
Passive balance and active balance. Simply put, balancing on my
bicycle is an active balance act. While on my bike, some one knock me
off at the head, the rest is passive balance. :-) We may be thinking
of post CG launch as passive balance but in fact is active. It goes
through Hand-Head coordination. Can we balance on our feet eye closed?
Does that make any sense?
YK
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From: Bill Swingle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> I agree that applying force BEHIND the CG sounds bad. I thought the
same
> thing myself. However, nearly all HLG's have the pegs or throwing
hole
> located behind the CG. Empirical evidence shows that it works.
>
> Bill Swingle
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