Nicanor...
I have both. Haven't used the G-Force as much as the U-solid, but here
are a couple impressions when comparing them (house shot, synthetic lanes).
Uranium Solid - seems to glide down the lane, knocks the pins around and they
will fly about, don't notice transistion from oil to dry, tends to skid, hook,
skid hook on carry down when there are a lot of straight throwing plastic
bowlers. Strike produces the Lane#1 crack sound we are use too.
G-Force - lumbers down the lane, knocks the pins down and they stay low to the
pin deck, pins don't *fly* they hop and jump around the pin deck, notice the
ball change roll at the oil/dry transistion, ball stays on path through the carry
down (in fact, I think it just removes the oil all the way down the lane).
Strike produces as new "crunkle" sound. Causes me to adjust much sooner during
league play as it definately destroys the lane oil pattern (tactically can
be used to blow up the line of other bowlers very quickly).
I am still scoring better with the U-Solid, but I've had it almost 2 years now.
I have only used the G-Force in practice (12 games?) and for 3 league
games. But, my opinionated conclusion is that the G-Force acts very
differently than the Uranium Soild.
Anyway, FYI...
Dr. Joe
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Dr. Joseph HowardJoe's Physics Page "Imagine what you could do,
if you could do what you imagine" F.O.S. Member & Physics ResearcherUranium Pearl - 16 lbs
Uranium Solid - 15 lbs
Cobalt Bomb - 15 lbs
Tsunami H^2O - 15 lbs
Bullet - 16lbs
XXXL - 16lbs
Lane 1: 4 Ball Roller
Edited on 2/28/2007 4:48 PM
