Danger & Spindle
Spindle
Hey, I’ve been sketching out the perfect trajectory for a high‑speed jump, and I think you’d love to see how the math lines up with the rush.
Danger
Nice, hit me with those numbers—if it’s a killer run, I’m all in!
Spindle
Sure thing! For a clean 30‑meter leap, aim for a take‑off speed of about 12 m/s, with a 45° launch angle. That gives you a peak height of roughly 9.5 m and lands in about 2.2 seconds. It’s tight, but with a smooth approach it should feel like a controlled glide.
Danger
That’s a textbook swoop—12 m/s, 45°, 9.5 m high, 2.2 seconds, you say? Sounds like a clean runway for a heart‑pounding glide. I’m ready to hit that line, no doubt. Let's make the ground scream!
Spindle
That’s the sweet spot, so stick to those numbers and keep your hands steady—little tremors will throw off the timing. If you get the gear set just right, the jump will feel like a perfectly balanced equation. Let’s make that runway sing.
Danger
Got it—steady hands, perfect timing, gear locked, we’re ready to crush that runway. Let’s hit the sweet spot and feel the rush!
Spindle
Great, just keep an eye on the angle and the rhythm, and you’ll hit that sweet spot perfectly. Let’s do it.