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THT and BHT Timing

Posted by: Mike Myers (mike.myers@bell.ca) on Mon May 3 14:17:43 2004

Jack,

You appear to suggest THT is dominant during the initial portion of the swing, but BHT becomes dominant toward the end of the swing.

If you were to graph THT and BHT power components, would you observe initially high, but decreasing THT, and initially low, but increasing BHT throughout the swing?

Regards,
Mike.

Followups:

Re: THT and BHT Timing Jack Mankin [ Mon May 3 20:16:28 2004 ]
Re: Re: THT and BHT Timing Mike Myers [ Tue May 4 13:41:59 2004 ]
Re: Re: Re: THT and BHT Timing Jack Mankin [ Thu May 6 01:48:14 2004 ]
Re: Re: Re: Re: THT and BHT Timing Teacherman [ Thu May 6 05:22:32 2004 ]
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: THT and BHT Timing Phil [ Thu May 6 12:03:58 2004 ]
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: THT and BHT Timing Teacherman [ Thu May 6 15:48:34 2004 ]
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: THT and BHT Timing Phil [ Thu May 6 15:59:24 2004 ]

Re: Re: THT and BHT Timing BHL [ Mon May 3 20:29:05 2004 ]

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> Jack, > > You appear to suggest THT is dominant during the initial portion of the swing, but BHT becomes dominant toward the end of the swing. > > If you were to graph THT and BHT power components, would you observe initially high, but decreasing THT, and initially low, but increasing BHT throughout the swing? > > Regards, > Mike.

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