for some destabilizer testing i mean

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Testing against a destabilizer against an MS is useless, any low track blade can easily knock an S series blade at 145 height off balance with ease. If you want to test a destabilizer, or have someone test it for you, D series tips are much more suitable for stamina and have much greater balance. Sharps in any combos are a waste of time, unless you're using CS or RS for defense. (To my knowledge)

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UltraBlader Perhaps, but the tests were from Chipz in his attack stadium, I can do inaccurate tests with his stuff in a Tornado Balance (HMS).

Okay never mind then.

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I was wondering as you stated that HF is a destabiliser tip can HF/S be used as this has also got HF

And can someone test HF/S

i really dont think so (this is because hf/s is really tall comaperd to other wheels)
and it may lokk like a 135 hight bey

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i really dont think so (this is because hf/s is really tall comaperd to other wheels)
and it may lokk like a 135 hight bey

since the height of HF/S is tall the track should be used is 85 or 90 as this will make the bey more same as the 100 HF

Dude, HF/S is like a millimeter taller.

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no way i think hf/s is like atleast more than 5 millimeter

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Dude. How cares about how high it is. There's no point using HF/S instead of HF. You can test it if you want though.

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Dude. How cares about how high it is. There's no point using HF/S instead of HF. You can test it if you want though.

I wish I could test it however I don't have the TT attack stadium therefore the testing won't be legit so can someone else test HF/S?

I tried and it and the beyblade's win rate dropped 10%.

Just a quick question has anyone tried killer as a destabalizer? It's nice and flat with ridges on top that look like it may be useful...

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Just a quick question has anyone tried killer as a destabalizer? It's nice and flat with ridges on top that look like it may be useful...

Well, in the hasbro game, they tested this, and obviously it will be different in the attack stadium. but to me it just seems way to light to destabilize

Just a quick question has anyone tried killer as a destabalizer? It's nice and flat with ridges on top that look like it may be useful...

i have, at 100 it is bad, but at t125 it is good vs earth bull 100wd (killer got 70% win) and earth bull 145wd (killer got 60% win)
the combo was killer eagle t125 fs, but the testing was done in a LF stadium, i have asked for it to be tested in a TT attack but i was ignored <- sorry if offtopic

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Just a quick question has anyone tried killer as a destabalizer? It's nice and flat with ridges on top that look like it may be useful...

Bluezee tested this w killer bull... although he hasn't really posted his results for the m145wd thing nor posted in this thread since he said that he was packing up for the nyc tourney...

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Just a quick question has anyone tried killer as a destabalizer? It's nice and flat with ridges on top that look like it may be useful...

Well, in the hasbro game, they tested this, and obviously it will be different in the attack stadium. but to me it just seems way to light to destabilize

uh weight isn't really an important factor in how well a wheel destabilises. Flame is very light but it's the best atm. It's all about the shape of the wheel.

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Just a quick question has anyone tried killer as a destabalizer? It's nice and flat with ridges on top that look like it may be useful...

Well, in the hasbro game, they tested this, and obviously it will be different in the attack stadium. but to me it just seems way to light to destabilize

uh weight isn't really an important factor in how well a wheel destabilises. Flame is very light but it's the best atm. It's all about the shape of the wheel.

Flame is not light at all. It's heavier than many metal wheels, like Rock, Storm, and Lightning.

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Since it is so bad at defending against anything I thought it didn't weigh much but I guess it's just its thin shape. Regardless I still think that shape matters more than weight.

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Since it is so bad at defending against anything I thought it didn't weigh much but I guess it's just its thin shape. Regardless I still think that shape matters more than weight.

Well, that is most of the factor, but what I've noticed with metal system l drgago, is that without a metal face, it is too light, and is sometimes the one that gets destabilized. So it's important for both weight and shape

I am limited to a Lightning Force Stadium and a broken Japanese G-Rev stadium. Can someone test the Sagittario wheel for destabilizing?

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Collection (Revised 1/30/11) (Click to View)

Earth (Mold 2) Virgo GB145BS,
Dark Bull H145SD,
Flame Sagittario C145S,
Burn (Mold 1) Phoenix 135MS,
Thermal Pisces T125ES,
Storm Pegasis 105RF x2,
Lightning LDrago 100HF x2,
Ray (Mold 1) Unicorno D125CS,
Galaxy Pegasis W105R2F,
Gravity Perseus AD145WD,
Dark Cancer CH120FS,
Dark Wolf DF145FS,
Rock Escolpio T125JB,
Pegasis 145D,
Sagittario 125SF,
Metal Face Custom Ver. Orange

Combos (Click to View)

Defense: MF-H Earth Pegasis II GB145CS
Stamina: Burn Bull AD145/100WD
Attack: Pegasis 145RF, Lightning LDrago CH120RF, Gravity Perseus D125R2F

Secret (Click to View)

Oily, how is plastic made oily?

I am limited to a Lightning Force Stadium and a broken Japanese G-Rev stadium. Can someone test the Sagittario wheel for destabilizing?

Wouldn't it just KO itself or have either Saggitario or the other bey just fly away once contact is made? The nature of the wheel prevents close combat, making it a few strong hits until it's almost out of spin.

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I am limited to a Lightning Force Stadium and a broken Japanese G-Rev stadium. Can someone test the Sagittario wheel for destabilizing?

Wouldn't it just KO itself or have either Saggitario or the other bey just fly away once contact is made? The nature of the wheel prevents close combat, making it a few strong hits until it's almost out of spin.

That is, if it isn't used with a destabilizing build of 90 and F or something. It's pretty good at lifting.

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Collection (Revised 1/30/11) (Click to View)

Earth (Mold 2) Virgo GB145BS,
Dark Bull H145SD,
Flame Sagittario C145S,
Burn (Mold 1) Phoenix 135MS,
Thermal Pisces T125ES,
Storm Pegasis 105RF x2,
Lightning LDrago 100HF x2,
Ray (Mold 1) Unicorno D125CS,
Galaxy Pegasis W105R2F,
Gravity Perseus AD145WD,
Dark Cancer CH120FS,
Dark Wolf DF145FS,
Rock Escolpio T125JB,
Pegasis 145D,
Sagittario 125SF,
Metal Face Custom Ver. Orange

Combos (Click to View)

Defense: MF-H Earth Pegasis II GB145CS
Stamina: Burn Bull AD145/100WD
Attack: Pegasis 145RF, Lightning LDrago CH120RF, Gravity Perseus D125R2F

Secret (Click to View)

Oily, how is plastic made oily?

Could more testing be done with thermal? I think it has great potential. I don't mean to spam, but I don't want to overlook a potential good balance/destabilizer type.

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