Originally Posted by zero0x
i.e when we put our extender on, is the penis already stretched to max flaccid length ?
No, one’s extender set up, without load, should be such that they are required to stretch their penis slightly to get into it while compressing the extender. Once in the extender they should be able to dial through the various tension settings, such as 33% through 100%. If they strap in and let go and immediately the load sets to 66%+ tension, then the extender rods should probably be reduced. On the other side, if one cannot hit 100% tension, then rods probably need to be added to increase the length of the system.
Originally Posted by zero0x
asking this because if we make 1to1 comparison between hanging and extending tension, extending at 2.5lbs is much higher than hanging at 2.5lbs.
Here we are describing a situation where the load is equal. When the springs are engaged on the extender it takes a specific amount of force to take the springs to say, 33% tension. Depending on the spring specifications, 33% will always be 3.00 lbs and is indicating that 3 lbs of forces is currently being placed on the penis.
When hanging, the force applied will be equal to the weight one has on the other end of their attachment mechanism. This will be true unless one is using a compound pulley system, which will then reduce the force required to “hang” the load.
I may have missed the point of what you are asking or describing, so let’s definitely keep the discussion going and see if anyone else might also have some thoughts to add.