HNR Survey

[gsbaker]

Thanks for helping us understand all those details.

 

[JimLill]

a simpler look at the results, table merge 1-4 as "care"

 

[gsbaker]

Nice work, Jim. Thanks for putting this together.

 

[Tom Donnelly]

<duh>........ it means you found a sloppy typo on my part as it was in that last column!

Thanks for finding that........

Tom is referring to http://www.am-rennsport.com/HNR.html

That is Head Excursion in centimeters, data I have only found in the 2002 Melvin paper.

Duh, on my part. I thought maybe it was a medical term.
Oh well, excuuusssse meeeee.

And it is a cool chart.

 

[shwah]

Jim - You probably have ferreted all of this stuff out, but I stumbled on a small peice of data here:

http://www.racesuit.com/racesuit//accessories/rd3/index.html

 

[JimLill]

I hadn't seen that page, but I think I have that data.........

this continues to be revised

http://www.am-rennsport.com/HNR.html

 

[cchandler]

How about a survey question response to: Saves you from dying (or becoming a quadrapalegic) in a crash because you would have otherwise suffered a basal skull fracture ............................................... Level of importance? - 100% .......................

 

[gsbaker]

Jim,

What is "Quick Disconnect for Fixed Tethers" in column three? Apparently we sell them for $85-$95.

 

[gsbaker]

Jim - You probably have ferreted all of this stuff out, but I stumbled on a small peice of data here:

http://www.racesuit.com/racesuit//accessories/rd3/index.html

None of those results are published or otherwise verified.

 

[JimLill]

Jim,

What is "Quick Disconnect for Fixed Tethers" in column three? Apparently we sell them for $85-$95.

Sliding tethers do not apply to an Isaac, so fixed is close. You have QD option. Tell me what it should be

 

[gsbaker]

Sliding tethers do not apply to an Isaac, so fixed is close. You have QD option. Tell me what it should be

Quick release is standard. The Isaac uses positive lock, quick release pins, and the new Link has QR snap shackles.

 

[JimLill]

Quick release is standard. The Isaac uses positive lock, quick release pins, and the new Link has QR snap shackles.

my confusion comes from the $20 option shown here


https://secure.daysite.net/security/isaacsecure/orderform.html

update: thinking back, and looking at the current page. I believe you've updated your form

 

[JimLill]

speaking of updates.........

this continues to be revised as new info becomes available

http://www.racesafetydata.info/HNR.html