(Jun. 03, 2010  12:39 AM)SaMaster14 Wrote: How do these attack combos sound? decent at all?

Upper attack:
Wolf 105HF/R2F

Smash attack:
Aquario D125F

Oh.. and BB-83 is gonna be a Virgo? (non HWS)
Do we have info on the BB-8X series?? I heard somewhere about another RB too!

(Jun. 02, 2010  3:57 PM)diamondclimax Wrote:

(Jun. 02, 2010  3:45 PM)roux Wrote: that's probably the 5min. one

Wow, you're pretty lucky, haha.
You can put that 5min mold to good use by using it in this combo(s):

(Jun. 28, 2009  4:33 AM)Bey Brad Wrote: STAMINA

• Virgo DF145 WD/SD/D
  

(Jun. 03, 2010  2:04 AM)roux Wrote: yea certainly
but i'm fearing if it would be out of stadium easily
or being a bit "too tall"

(Jun. 03, 2010  12:39 AM)SaMaster14 Wrote: How do these attack combos sound? decent at all?

Upper attack:
Wolf 105HF/R2F

Smash attack:
Aquario D125F

Oh.. and BB-83 is gonna be a Virgo? (non HWS)
Do we have info on the BB-8X series?? I heard somewhere about another RB too!

(Jun. 03, 2010  2:35 AM)Train Wrote: I'm just curious to see what people give me I'm pretty sure I know what the best 2 are

Storm Aquario
Storm Pegasus
Dark Bull
Wolf DF145B
Killer Geminos
Rock Leone
and a Flame Wheel.

(Jun. 03, 2010  2:45 AM)Train Wrote: Storm Aquario HF/S
Storm Pegasus 105RF
Dark Bull H145SD
Wolf DF145SD
Rock Leone 145WB
Storm Capricorne M145Q
Killer Geminos DF145 (the bottom is screwed by a manufacturing error there is too much plastic on the one side preventing the teeth from going into the bottom grooves)
and a Flame Wheel

Pretty sure I know the best anyway and yes they are starters.

(Jun. 03, 2010  2:58 AM)Dirge Wrote:

(Jun. 03, 2010  2:45 AM)Train Wrote: Storm Aquario HF/S
Storm Pegasus 105RF
Dark Bull H145SD
Wolf DF145SD
Rock Leone 145WB
Storm Capricorne M145Q
Killer Geminos DF145 (the bottom is screwed by a manufacturing error there is too much plastic on the one side preventing the teeth from going into the bottom grooves)
and a Flame Wheel

Pretty sure I know the best anyway and yes they are starters.

ohk probs
Storm Pegasus 105RF uncustomized for attack unless your storm aquairo comes with a 100 track now to sure

and Flame bull DF145SD for stamina

(Jun. 03, 2010  2:04 AM)roux Wrote:

(Jun. 02, 2010  3:57 PM)diamondclimax Wrote:

(Jun. 02, 2010  3:45 PM)roux Wrote: that's probably the 5min. one

Wow, you're pretty lucky, haha.
You can put that 5min mold to good use by using it in this combo(s):

(Jun. 28, 2009  4:33 AM)Bey Brad Wrote: STAMINA

• Virgo DF145 WD/SD/D
  

yea certainly
but i'm fearing if it would be out of stadium easily
or being a bit "too tall"

(Jun. 03, 2010  3:30 AM)Mc Frown Wrote: Of those options I'd reccommend SD.

Beywiki Wrote:It really comes down to personal preference when deciding whether to use SD or WD because they are so closely matched. For pure Stamina it impossible to tell which would win a given match, but WD would prepare you for more situations by being able to take hits better than SD. Test both and decide for yourself which one works best for what you are trying to do.

(Jun. 03, 2010  2:04 AM)roux Wrote: but i'm fearing if it would be out of stadium easily
or being a bit "too tall"

(Jun. 01, 2010  1:05 PM)diamondclimax Wrote: Stamina types often use tall tracks to achieve the wobbling effect (precession). Perhaps this post from the Physics thread will help :

(Jan. 07, 2010  5:53 PM)Kai-V Wrote:

Quote:THE EVERLASTING TOWER
Or why stamina type Beyblades are better when they are tall.
As a matter of fact, we want those Beyblades to spin the longest. What can cause a spinning top to spin less is, amongst other phenomena, friction between the tip of the Beyblade and the surface below it, and another top coming into contact with it with enough force. Both create a certain loss of balance because the Beyblade can start wobbling as a consequence of those actions. If we consider both of those as one sole cause for loss of balance for experimental purposes, then the play on the blade’s height takes all its importance : was a lower Track (i.e. 105) used on a Beyblade meant to be a stamina type, therefore having all the other parts prone to representing that type well, when the Beyblade would start losing balance and wobbling, as that latter phenomenon increases, the Wheel will come into contact quickly with the stadium floor. On the contrary, was a high Track like 145 selected for this combination, it would have had a considerably higher amount of time to wobble (also scientifically called precession).
In other words, while the centre of gravity of a Beyblade is higher in a 145 Track than with 100, which could make it lose balance more easily since the weight is placed far from the tip, at least the family of 145 Tracks allows the Beyblade to have a longer precession which consequently makes it spin longer. Therefore, matched with a good Bottom that is smoothly spun on without losing too much velocity, high Tracks are quite effective.

(Jun. 04, 2010  12:05 AM)beybladeheart Wrote: Ok beyblades: Earth Aquila 145WD,Dark Bull H145SD,Sagittario 125SF
best try:can't say because Earth Aquila is in the mail and haven't been able to try yet.

(Jun. 04, 2010  5:05 AM)Bladeshredder01 Wrote: I have found an interist in the ray unicornio and am wondering what the best combination would be I don't have it yet I'm in the USA.

(Jun. 04, 2010  6:25 AM)bladerquentin Wrote: i just got a rock leone 145 WB whats a good combination to make it better?

(Jun. 01, 2010  1:05 PM)diamondclimax Wrote: Stamina types often use tall tracks to achieve the wobbling effect (precession). Perhaps this post from the Physics thread will help :
[quote='Kai-V' pid='228163' dateline='1262883224']

Quote:THE EVERLASTING TOWER
Or why stamina type Beyblades are better when they are tall.
As a matter of fact, we want those Beyblades to spin the longest. What can cause a spinning top to spin less is, amongst other phenomena, friction between the tip of the Beyblade and the surface below it, and another top coming into contact with it with enough force. Both create a certain loss of balance because the Beyblade can start wobbling as a consequence of those actions. If we consider both of those as one sole cause for loss of balance for experimental purposes, then the play on the blade’s height takes all its importance : was a lower Track (i.e. 105) used on a Beyblade meant to be a stamina type, therefore having all the other parts prone to representing that type well, when the Beyblade would start losing balance and wobbling, as that latter phenomenon increases, the Wheel will come into contact quickly with the stadium floor. On the contrary, was a high Track like 145 selected for this combination, it would have had a considerably higher amount of time to wobble (also scientifically called precession).
In other words, while the centre of gravity of a Beyblade is higher in a 145 Track than with 100, which could make it lose balance more easily since the weight is placed far from the tip, at least the family of 145 Tracks allows the Beyblade to have a longer precession which consequently makes it spin longer. Therefore, matched with a good Bottom that is smoothly spun on without losing too much velocity, high Tracks are quite effective.