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Why is it called a vertical up kicker?

By lukerp

10 years ago


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    #10 10 years ago
    Quoted from Aurich:

    Vertical doesn't necessarily mean up, so doesn't seem redundant to me. Just means it's at a right angle to the horizontal plane. Lots of ways to move within that space.

    Aren't there only two ways? Doesn't vertical assume plumb - therefore not rotated around the horizontal axis?

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