John, I believe the red pointer gets pushed or pulled along by the black one and when the black one returns to zero, the red one stays where it was so you can see the result. That way you don't need to actually look while testing.
hi just used them this past weekend at the Carlisle car show.i did see several canopls flying . they had no problem holding when that big storm went threw , Glad you came by and took your time to watch ,Thank you john
Hey John, WOW.... you really put some effort into the testing! Thank you so much for that. We really appreciate your honest review in real time. How would you classify the type of substrate there you were testing in? In talking to some Geo-Engineers recently I found out there are a couple of different tests that can be done: 1/ Like you just did here and 2/ A sudden pull like for real if a strong gust of wind happened. What one of our early reviewers who sets up large festival art tents said is what he likes about these versus rebar is that rebar or common stakes have a catastrophic failure, where they just let go and slide out whereas GroundGrabba's with their flights (or flutes) give a controlled failure. I think your video showing the scales actually proved that where the scale hit a peak then slowly reduced. Thank you again for taking the time to set that all up and video it. Best regards David
As for a name...I'd go with 'Land Anchor(ing) System' (or Land Anchors). You get them properly placed...whatever they're attached to ain't going nowhere.
@@fricknjeep It’s kind of a good idea to have them to be longer than just minutes at a time. You’re not going to get people to subscribe and be interested for movies that are only a minute or two long you just don’t keep the audience interested.
John, I believe the red pointer gets pushed or pulled along by the black one and when the black one returns to zero, the red one stays where it was so you can see the result. That way you don't need to actually look while testing.
hi there thanks john
spin that red pointer counter clockwise to zero. then it will move to the highest point of the needle.
thanks john
Great video, thanks!
hi just used them this past weekend at the Carlisle car show.i did see several canopls flying . they had no problem holding when that big storm went threw , Glad you came by and took your time to watch ,Thank you john
Hey John, WOW.... you really put some effort into the testing! Thank you so much for that.
We really appreciate your honest review in real time. How would you classify the type of substrate there you were testing in?
In talking to some Geo-Engineers recently I found out there are a couple of different tests that can be done: 1/ Like you just did here and 2/ A sudden pull like for real if a strong gust of wind happened.
What one of our early reviewers who sets up large festival art tents said is what he likes about these versus rebar is that rebar or common stakes have a catastrophic failure, where they just let go and slide out whereas GroundGrabba's with their flights (or flutes) give a controlled failure. I think your video showing the scales actually proved that where the scale hit a peak then slowly reduced.
Thank you again for taking the time to set that all up and video it. Best regards David
hi don't really know what to call the test plot just standard farm dirt , was a corn field 35 years ago . not much sand . john
As for a name...I'd go with 'Land Anchor(ing) System' (or Land Anchors).
You get them properly placed...whatever they're attached to ain't going nowhere.
hi there your right thanks john
Thanks John, gave me a good idea for my canopy
hi there these things really work well for me . thanks john
The red hand on your dil indicates if reset will record highest tension recorded
thanks john
you need to set the red needle at zero in the counter clock wise direction . It's a tell tale, will show the highest reading on the pull
thanks john next time thanks john
Hay Mr John that was a great test and I think it was a successful one on that product for sure great video....
thanks john
Great review and info John. I need to get me some of those. The wind blows here all the time. Take care. - Tony
hi there thanks for stopping by john
nice easier to use than mine. i used rebar in a drill to start them. take care, be safe and well. merry christmas.
thanks john
Great review, John. Those would be super useful for someone with that application.
Bill
hi there yep they work well for me . thanks john
Good Job John as usual!!👍👍
Good Job to the Mrs ..... She always does well filming you....👍👍
hi there having someone run the camera does help a lot thanks john
Hey John I think you have the problem solved good job ,the 18 “ worked good
hi there yes i think it worked the best for me thanks john
If the wind is going to pull them out You probably shouldn't be out there Thanks for sharing John 👍 👍
thats right thanks john
Please 0 the red dial before the pull.
John recomend someone to hammer my 50 inch saw
I think you have the problem solved John The 18 in seem to work good.
hi there for my use i like the 18 best , thanks john
Science! Yay!
thanks john
Enjoy the video it was almost 30 minutes long wow 😯
hi there they kind of are what they are thanks john
@@fricknjeep
It’s kind of a good idea to have them to be longer than just minutes at a time. You’re not going to get people to subscribe and be interested for movies that are only a minute or two long you just don’t keep the audience interested.
@@ablelock hi there ill work on that thanks john