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RE: BB-48 Flame Libra T125ES - Hiro Ayami - Sep. 19, 2009
(Sep. 19, 2009 1:45 PM)Kai-V Wrote: http://machinerobo.blogspot.com/2009/09/blog-post_1082.html
Make your conclusion about ES ...
And Hiro Ayami, perhaps you can make a rough estimation of T125's width on Flame, compared to D125 on another Flame with these pictures.
:o good call, yeah.
Looks like it's slightly wider, not sure by how much exactly, but definitely a little wider looking. Of course being segmented could skewer that visually.
... It might just end up having a bit of use. ES could turn out to be a part that we need to tune in order to be useful, I'm not sure how we'll deal with it initually though, but I was reading a few blogs translated and looks like a few japanese guys are looking to experiment with it. They seem to have high hopes at least.
RE: BB-48 Flame Libra T125ES - Spinster - Sep. 20, 2009
From the picture, it looks more like a pin-and-gasket coupling than a bearing...
RE: BB-48 Flame Libra T125ES - Kai-V - Sep. 20, 2009
I do not know if this is helpful ...
http://ameblo.jp/beykake/entry-10346346412.html
RE: BB-48 Flame Libra T125ES - theflightyellz - Sep. 20, 2009
If it'll spin for that long whilst grinding up against that ridge, then it must have some potential?
RE: BB-48 Flame Libra T125ES - Bey Brad - Sep. 20, 2009
(Sep. 20, 2009 5:02 PM)theflightyellz Wrote: If it'll spin for that long whilst grinding up against that ridge, then it must have some potential?
Not necessarily ...? This doesn't really correlate to an actual battle.
RE: BB-48 Flame Libra T125ES - lil818mvp - Sep. 21, 2009
Wait, quick question what is that plastic coloring on the top of the beyblade?
RE: BB-48 Flame Libra T125ES - Aqua - Sep. 21, 2009
(Sep. 21, 2009 10:55 PM)lil818mvp Wrote: Wait, quick question what is that plastic coloring on the top of the beyblade?
You mean the clear wheel...?
RE: BB-48 Flame Libra T125ES - omarramo9 - Oct. 02, 2009
I just ordered this and earth aquila and I cant wait
RE: BB-48 Flame Libra T125ES - Cyber Kerberous - Oct. 03, 2009
personally, it looks like a ball bearing cos of the way the light reflects off it: it doesn't look flat
RE: BB-48 Flame Libra T125ES - Bey Brad - Oct. 03, 2009
Ball bearings are flat.
RE: BB-48 Flame Libra T125ES - theflightyellz - Oct. 03, 2009
(Oct. 03, 2009 4:54 PM)Cyber Kerberous Wrote: personally, it looks like a ball bearing cos of the way the light reflects off it: it doesn't look flatAs Brad said, ball bearings are inside a small, flat circular case.
They aren't just large round metal balls...
They can be seen here in Burning Kerberous
[Image: Bearings.jpg]
RE: BB-48 Flame Libra T125ES - Kai-V - Oct. 03, 2009
kyoganken has posted the following weights :
Libra Clear Wheel - 2.8 grams.
T125 - 1.7 grams, just like DF145.
ES - 1.0 grams, the 'heaviest' Bottom, apparently.
RE: BB-48 Flame Libra T125ES - JonnB - Oct. 04, 2009
heaviest bottom. That seems useful. Sounds like a good Bey to buy
I defiantly Gonna want to try this bottom out.
RE: BB-48 Flame Libra T125ES - Blade Wing - Oct. 04, 2009
(Oct. 03, 2009 9:16 PM)Kai-V Wrote: kyoganken has posted the following weights :
Libra Clear Wheel - 2.8 grams.
T125 - 1.7 grams, just like DF145.
ES - 1.0 grams, the 'heaviest' Bottom, apparently.
I knew the T125 was like the DF145
RE: BB-48 Flame Libra T125ES - kool-kid9980 - Oct. 04, 2009
So getting this.
It looks like the bottom will help me, Track maybe not but i love collecting everything.
RE: BB-48 Flame Libra T125ES - Kai-V - Oct. 04, 2009
(Oct. 04, 2009 3:24 AM)Blade Wing Wrote: I knew the T125 was like the DF145... They just coincidentally weigh the same according to kyoganken, they are not the same though ...
RE: BB-48 Flame Libra T125ES - Resistance - Oct. 04, 2009
Looks cool, I like normal libra better
RE: BB-48 Flame Libra T125ES - フェルグラント - Oct. 04, 2009
(Oct. 03, 2009 9:16 PM)Kai-V Wrote: kyoganken has posted the following weights :
Libra Clear Wheel - 2.8 grams.
T125 - 1.7 grams, just like DF145.
ES - 1.0 grams, the 'heaviest' Bottom, apparently.
Had the feeling that was it but...I don't think it will be much of a use.
RE: BB-48 Flame Libra T125ES - Dirge - Oct. 13, 2009
the ES bottoms tip is freespining and has pretty good stamina
RE: BB-48 Flame Libra T125ES - Serotonin - Oct. 13, 2009
Could you please tell us whether the metal part of the Bottom's interior looks like the top or bottom bearing in the picture Flight posted at the top?
RE: BB-48 Flame Libra T125ES - Aqua - Oct. 13, 2009
(Oct. 13, 2009 12:46 AM)Dirge Wrote: the ES bottoms tip is freespining
We kind of already knew that for a few months now...
What we don't know is exactly what type of bearing ES has.
RE: BB-48 Flame Libra T125ES - Dirge - Oct. 13, 2009
it looks like the top of the magents in the neo spin gears ill take a photo and post it in a few minutes
Edit: heres a photo sorry about the bad qulity my camera is playing up atm
RE: BB-48 Flame Libra T125ES - Ariamis776 - Oct. 13, 2009
Omg yay! finally i like libra! (which is important to me as its my starsign!)
RE: BB-48 Flame Libra T125ES - Serotonin - Oct. 19, 2009
[Image: DSC01513.png]
Size comparisons.
So disappointed by the performance of ES ...
Reminds me of Free Shaft Core a little bit actually.
RE: BB-48 Flame Libra T125ES - Bey Brad - Oct. 19, 2009
(Oct. 19, 2009 9:55 PM)♥ Wrote: Reminds me of Free Shaft Core a little bit actually.
expected this
not surprised it sucks. at all. they designed this completely the wrong way.