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Guitar Restringing?
How can I restring my guitar? I have never ever replaced a broken string, my guitar teacher always did it for me. I need to easy-step-by step version.
I have a Fender Stratocaster, and am replacing the High E string
I know how to put the string through the saddle and into the tuning peg, but how do I turn it and such so that my string won't slip, etc.
'Replacing a Guitar String for Dummies' type instructions would help immensly, thanks!
watch this video http://youtube.com/watch?v=Y9DD4XcW3Vw it's how i learned
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Laser Peg step by step Monster Bug Tutorial
Where can I find pictures of Peg Kerhet when she was a patient in the Sheltering Arms? Help!?
I really need to find a picture of Peg Kerhet on the internet for a report on her book Small Steps; the year got Polio. It should be around the age of 12 or 13 years, when she got Polio. Please give me a link or website, because google or ask jeeves wont work. Thanks!
OK, I might have helped a little bit here.
One, Google didn't help because you misspelled her name! It's Kehret!
I found two books that had a picture like you need on the cover. There were two different one. Unfortunately, I could only find little, tiny images.
The one exception was here ..
http://catalog.hclib.org/ipac20/ipac.jsp?session=1&profile=elibrary&menu=&submenu=&aspect=HCL_Keyword_subtab&term=&index=&term=Kehret&index=.AW&term=Small%20Steps%20:%20the%20Year%20I%20Got%20Polio&index=.TW&term=&index=&limit=
You'll need to go to that site, then click on the book cover. It will bring up a bigger image for you.
IF YOU USE IT, CITE YOUR SOURCE! Don't plagerize! The other alternative is to go and check the book out of the library and use it. It's called "Small Steps".
Good luck!
Use conservation of energy. If we assume that the string makes an angle beta with the horizontal at the end when it becomes "slack", the height h(2) of the body is here
h(2) = L – r cos(alpha) + (L-r)sin(beta)
From conservation of energy:
mgh(0) = mgh(2) + mv^2/2
The string becomes slack when
mv^2/(L-r) = mgsin(beta)
v^2 = g(L-r)sin(beta)
Inserting v^2 into the equation for energy, and solving for sin(beta), we get
sin(beta) = (2/3)[ rcos(alpha) - Lcos(theta)]/(L – r)
Using this expression, v^2 becomes
v^2 = (2g/3)[rcos(alpha) - Lcos(theta)]
From here, we have a projectile motion with initial velocity of magnitude vo=v and an angle of beta with the vertical. The motion ends at the peg, at a displacement
x = (L-r)cos(beta) = (vox)t = (vo)sin(beta)t
y = – (L-r)sin(beta) = (voy)t – (gt^2)/2 = (vo)cos(beta)t – (gt^2)/2
Eliminate the time, use the expressions for v0 and sin(beta) and the result hopefully is
cos(theta) = r/L cos(alpha) – sqrt3/2 *(1-r/L)
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It might be easier to let
rcos(alpha) – Lcos(theta) = B
Then
v^2 = 2gB/3
sin(beta) = 2B/3(L-r)
So for the projectile part:
3(L-r)cos^2(beta) = 4Bsin(beta)
replacing 2B/3(L-r) for sin(beta)
3(L-r)[1-(cos{2B/3(L-r)}^2] = 4B[2B/3(L-r)]
Simplyfing this you get
B = sqrt(3)/2(L-r)
and you get theta from here.