(Feb. 07, 2012 1:06 PM)TnkP Wrote:(Feb. 07, 2012 12:51 PM)Djalu13 Wrote: is MF-H Basalt Bull 230EWD is a good Stamina combo
Maybe. I don't own EWD myself so i don't have exact results. But mathematically, it should be at least Decent. EWD will endlessly tilt like WD at 230 at low spin, But this should be countered by the MF-H to give it a better center of gravity. Overall, i think that EWD could show some potential here. Knowing that it's only issue i know about EWD is Lack of grip. Which should be countered by MF-H, Basalt and 230. Remember, this is only a theory, As i don't have EWD at the moment.
Please could someone answer my question:
how come some extraordinarily heavy beys like MF-H HellFlame Kerbecs F145DS (Illegal) have crazily long solo spins reaching up to 10 minutes? Does this have something to do with the balance or something?
First off, EWD loses balance quite easily on higher tracks. This loss of balance leads to uncontrolled wobbling, which is bad. So, EWD shouldn't be used a lot on such tracks.
As for your other question, those are illegal combos, mind you.
Let us consider that combo as a Stamina combo. Now, Stamina combos have nothing to do with how heavy they are. Its the distribution of weight that matters.
Look at that combo. Hell= 37g while Flame= around 30g.
The former, was once a phenomenal Stamina wheel, while the latter, was quite decent a Stamina wheel. If you happen to see those wheels, you'll notice that maximum amount of weight is distributed around the circumference of the MW.
Now comes in Physics... Weight focused on the outside gives the bey more momentum; (in most of the threads on this site, we commonly refer to this phenomena as "fly wheel effect") increasing its Spin time, and hence increasing its Stamina.
More the amount of weight focused outside, more the Stamina. Hence, the distribution of that large amount of weight on the outside, gives those combos such whooping Solo Spin Times.
Hope this helped! It might not be well-worded, but I tried my best to explain.