AS I REQUESTED ON THE BOTTOM OF THE OP, I AM REQUESTING THAT THESE TESTS BE REPEATED IN A TT ATTACK STADIUM. I AM MERLY RESTATING IT BECAUSE PEOPLE AREN'T NOTICING THE ORIGINAL STATEMENT OR NOT EVEN READING THE WHOLE OP
I have done enough research on this for quite some time now. It is time I post my findings
Problem Statement
ED145 is generally a useless part when it comes to competitive play. Let's say a Right Spinning Bey using ED145 (Bey 1) is against another Right Spinning Bey without ED145 (Bey 2). When they collide, if the ED145 track on Bey 1 is hit by Bey 2, then the ED145 track on Bey 1 is sent spinning in the opposite direction from what Bey 1 is spinning, because ED145 is free spinning, and when 2 Right Spin Beyblades hit each other, they push against each other's force.
Hypothesis
If a Beyblade using the ED145 track is against a Left Spinning Bey, like LLDrago 100 RF, LLDrago's spin steal effect will be canceled by the ED145 track, mostly because a left spinning bey like LLDrago should knock the ED145 on Dark Aquario ED145 WD to the left, partially nullifying LLDrago's spin steal ability. And also because the plastic of the track should absorb some of the impact, although that last statement is negligible.
Dark Aquario ED145 WD
Face: Normal - My MF's are being used towards a different kind of experiment right now, so they were not used in any of my testing. However, my results should be good enough without them.
Clear Wheel/Energy Ring: Aquario - Second to Bull in terms of weight, but is believed to have better weight distribution than Bull. Both wheels could have been interchangeable in this experiment, as they aren't different enough to affect the results, however I do not own a Bull wheel yet and I have 2 Aquario wheels.
Metal Wheel/Fusion Wheel: Dark - (NOTE: SEE TESTING RESULTS FOR FURTHER EXPLINATION ON WHY DARK WAS USED) The Dark wheel has many tightly packed protrusions, resulting in one of the lowest recoil metal wheels available. Earth would be a better choice normally, but Earth gave off too much recoil. Now, i am not talking Rock wheel recoil, I am talking barley any, but every time Ldrago landed a hit on Earth at max power Earth was instantly KO'd! When i re-tried but with Dark instead of Earth, (my 1st test on this theory involved Dark and ED145 as seen below) it wasn't sent flying as much and stadium outs were not as common.
(Spin) Track: ED145 Already explained in the problem statement and hypothesis.
(Performance) Tip: WD A top tier part. Using it doesn't need explanation.
Results
Conditions:
Lightning Force Stadium
String Launcher for all Right Spin Beys
Long Ripcord for all Left Spin Beys
Sliding Shoot used with all Attack Types
All parts are Hasbro
LLDrago is always in Upper Mode
RF and WD are slightly worn.
HF is slightly misshapen
OS=Out spin
SO=Stadium Out
Test 1: Dark Libra ED145 SD vs. LLDrago 100 HF
*Dark Libra: 5 wins by OS (50% win, 50% lose)
*LLDrago: 3 wins by OS, 2 wins by SO (50% win, 50% lose)
Test 2: Earth Aquario ED145 WD vs. LLDrago 100RF
*Earth Aquario: 3 Wins by OS (30% win, 70% lose)
*LLDrago: 7 wins by SO (70% win, 30% lose)
TEST 3: DARK AQUARIO ED145 WD vs. LLDRAGO 100RF
*DARK AQUARIO: 8 WINS BY OS (80% WIN, 20% LOSE)
*LLDrago: 2 WINS BY SO (20% WIN, 80% LOSE)
REQUESTS
In order to confirm my hypothesis, I request the following; The same exact testing be repeated under the same conditions, but with a TT Attack Stadium, a Bey-Launcher L, and CS instead of WD. Thank you in advance to whoever can do this.
Also, if anyone has similar tests involving superior parts to the ones used (like LRF over RF), other left spinning beys like Meteo Ldrago, MF's instead of regular faces, ES in place of WD, Gravity Perseus (endless possibilities there), C145 in place of ED145, and/or EDS in place of WD, in addition to the conditions above. For example, Dark Aquario C145 WD vs. Meteo LDrago 90 LRF would be one thing to post. Again, all of this must be done in a TT Attack Stadium though.
Also note that Bull can be substituted for Aquario.
Thank you all for reading! Please let me know what you think! State any questions, comments, concerns, or ideas you may have about this topic. Happy Blading everyone!
I have done enough research on this for quite some time now. It is time I post my findings
Problem Statement
ED145 is generally a useless part when it comes to competitive play. Let's say a Right Spinning Bey using ED145 (Bey 1) is against another Right Spinning Bey without ED145 (Bey 2). When they collide, if the ED145 track on Bey 1 is hit by Bey 2, then the ED145 track on Bey 1 is sent spinning in the opposite direction from what Bey 1 is spinning, because ED145 is free spinning, and when 2 Right Spin Beyblades hit each other, they push against each other's force.
Hypothesis
If a Beyblade using the ED145 track is against a Left Spinning Bey, like LLDrago 100 RF, LLDrago's spin steal effect will be canceled by the ED145 track, mostly because a left spinning bey like LLDrago should knock the ED145 on Dark Aquario ED145 WD to the left, partially nullifying LLDrago's spin steal ability. And also because the plastic of the track should absorb some of the impact, although that last statement is negligible.
Dark Aquario ED145 WD
Face: Normal - My MF's are being used towards a different kind of experiment right now, so they were not used in any of my testing. However, my results should be good enough without them.
Clear Wheel/Energy Ring: Aquario - Second to Bull in terms of weight, but is believed to have better weight distribution than Bull. Both wheels could have been interchangeable in this experiment, as they aren't different enough to affect the results, however I do not own a Bull wheel yet and I have 2 Aquario wheels.
Metal Wheel/Fusion Wheel: Dark - (NOTE: SEE TESTING RESULTS FOR FURTHER EXPLINATION ON WHY DARK WAS USED) The Dark wheel has many tightly packed protrusions, resulting in one of the lowest recoil metal wheels available. Earth would be a better choice normally, but Earth gave off too much recoil. Now, i am not talking Rock wheel recoil, I am talking barley any, but every time Ldrago landed a hit on Earth at max power Earth was instantly KO'd! When i re-tried but with Dark instead of Earth, (my 1st test on this theory involved Dark and ED145 as seen below) it wasn't sent flying as much and stadium outs were not as common.
(Spin) Track: ED145 Already explained in the problem statement and hypothesis.
(Performance) Tip: WD A top tier part. Using it doesn't need explanation.
Results
Conditions:
Lightning Force Stadium
String Launcher for all Right Spin Beys
Long Ripcord for all Left Spin Beys
Sliding Shoot used with all Attack Types
All parts are Hasbro
LLDrago is always in Upper Mode
RF and WD are slightly worn.
HF is slightly misshapen
OS=Out spin
SO=Stadium Out
Test 1: Dark Libra ED145 SD vs. LLDrago 100 HF
*Dark Libra: 5 wins by OS (50% win, 50% lose)
*LLDrago: 3 wins by OS, 2 wins by SO (50% win, 50% lose)
Test 2: Earth Aquario ED145 WD vs. LLDrago 100RF
*Earth Aquario: 3 Wins by OS (30% win, 70% lose)
*LLDrago: 7 wins by SO (70% win, 30% lose)
TEST 3: DARK AQUARIO ED145 WD vs. LLDRAGO 100RF
*DARK AQUARIO: 8 WINS BY OS (80% WIN, 20% LOSE)
*LLDrago: 2 WINS BY SO (20% WIN, 80% LOSE)
REQUESTS
In order to confirm my hypothesis, I request the following; The same exact testing be repeated under the same conditions, but with a TT Attack Stadium, a Bey-Launcher L, and CS instead of WD. Thank you in advance to whoever can do this.
Also, if anyone has similar tests involving superior parts to the ones used (like LRF over RF), other left spinning beys like Meteo Ldrago, MF's instead of regular faces, ES in place of WD, Gravity Perseus (endless possibilities there), C145 in place of ED145, and/or EDS in place of WD, in addition to the conditions above. For example, Dark Aquario C145 WD vs. Meteo LDrago 90 LRF would be one thing to post. Again, all of this must be done in a TT Attack Stadium though.
Also note that Bull can be substituted for Aquario.
Thank you all for reading! Please let me know what you think! State any questions, comments, concerns, or ideas you may have about this topic. Happy Blading everyone!