Post by: wolfcastle on March 29, 2004, 02:00:45 PM
i have a question about my thoughts.
the unleashed for example has a very low 60 degree determinator time.
it is a skid flip ball.
can i generally say the lower this time is the more it is "flipping"?
the higher this time is, it is more a curving reaction for example the havoc, because it needs more time to have the full reaction?
i hope you know what i mean. my english is not very good.
Post by: Jeffrevs on March 30, 2004, 06:09:08 AM
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Post by: omegabowler on March 30, 2004, 08:30:16 AM
the spin time is the strength of the MB to maintain it's pap after drilling.
if you notice that the phenom, animal, Unleashed ie. morpheus 2 cores, all have low spin times.
the core determines the natural tendances of the ball. you can drill a phenom to flip but it is less pronounced that the Unleashed.
Just my Observation and limited knowledge chiming in.
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Post by: wolfcastle on March 31, 2004, 12:44:55 AM
that´s right. the shorter the spin time, the stronger the reaction.
this time shows the time the ball needs on the determinator turning from 60 degree to the mass bias.
but now my idea is:
if the ball reacts hard in this short time then it is more a hook because :
strong reaction over a short time!
has the ball more time, then the reaction ist not so extrem or more curving because there is more time to bring the full reaction onto the lane.
i hope you know now what i mean.
best wishes