Hello,
I've been working for the past few weeks on developing a reference card for my school's theater, with information such as the dimensions of the deck, how many dimmers are working, etc., etc. When our theater was built, the company that installed our fly system didn't leave anything permanent with our fly specs at the rail. We recently weighed our bricks because weighting has seemed off for years, and found out that we had been told the wrong weights by the previous consultant we had on fly safety.
To avoid any mistakes like that in the future, we're taking another look at everything on our rail.
To that extent, I was wondering a few things:
A: What is the correct method to weigh a batten?
B: When measuring our grid height, is it the height of the physical grid, or is it the height that our battens are when all the way out?
Any help is appreciated.
I've been working for the past few weeks on developing a reference card for my school's theater, with information such as the dimensions of the deck, how many dimmers are working, etc., etc. When our theater was built, the company that installed our fly system didn't leave anything permanent with our fly specs at the rail. We recently weighed our bricks because weighting has seemed off for years, and found out that we had been told the wrong weights by the previous consultant we had on fly safety.
To avoid any mistakes like that in the future, we're taking another look at everything on our rail.
To that extent, I was wondering a few things:
A: What is the correct method to weigh a batten?
B: When measuring our grid height, is it the height of the physical grid, or is it the height that our battens are when all the way out?
Any help is appreciated.