HumanPoweredDesigner
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If a square truss spar has top tubes that are much stronger than the bottom tubes, for efficiency, and has every square diagonal wired, but none of the rectangle diagonals wired, how strongly could it resist twisting forces, compared to a round tube spar of similar weight and diameter?
Would wiring the square diagonals be sufficient, or do I also have to wire the rectangle diagonals?
Would wiring the square diagonals be sufficient, or do I also have to wire the rectangle diagonals?