Side Launch - Multiple Cameras

Discussion in 'Hydrodynamics and Aerodynamics' started by DCockey, Nov 19, 2014.

  1. DCockey
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  2. daiquiri
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    Missing the point of view of those people on the other bank of the channel. There was a nice wave running right at them, it must have been a good bath for all. :p
     
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    0:27 and 0:52 shows the wave running across the grass and stopping a short distance from where people had been standing. No idea if that was luck or knowledge.
     
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    I would rather say that the video was cut at 0:27 and 0:52, without showing what happened next. But it was a pretty big wave, just look how deep it went at 0:45 - the road was swamped. ;)
     
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    Ok That is pretty cool!
     

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    It didn't really inundate too much of the road and all on road seemed to be prepared.

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