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Last week I made a awkward post about dynamic balance. After reading and schooling myself about centrifugal forces I found this very clarifying pdf from Jerry Holway with both a mathematical approach and empirical approach towards dynamic balance. If you search on this forum for the tags dynamic balance I feel very sorry for Jerry, I can imagine it gets him a lot of headaches. Therefor I think any person who tries to make a new post (like me) should instantly be forwarded to this article: https://www.google.nl/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://www.tiffen.com/dynamic%2520primer.pdf&ved=0ahUKEwiaqLLKutTXAhVBK8AKHTCHCT4QFgglMAA&usg=AOvVaw0XZYXuK6mEasmXF_269YDu Of course in reality there are several methodes to achieve dynamic balance but ever since iam studying this article (with the help of my father who is science teacher), I start to see that every adjustment I make on my rig always leads back to this article. As a beginning operator I feel more confedent knowing what my rig does on planet earth. Thanks to Jerry for writing this great piece (even though it's tough math there is even some humor to get you through the article)