(Nov. 17, 2011  3:19 PM)DeX Wrote: What i dont get is this: EVEN if you you switch the places of the wall, wouldnt that NOT really affect its performance, just it will wobble like basalt?

(Nov. 17, 2011  2:49 PM)Kai-V Wrote: Duo weighs 42.3 grams.
Its Metal Frame weighs 20.7 grams.
Its Core weighs 21.6 grams.
Uranus weighs only 2.4 grams.

L Drago Guardian weighs 45.7 grams.
Its PC Core weighs 6.0 grams.
Its Metal Frame weighs 39.7 grams.

Wing's Core weighs 28.5 grams.
Its Metal Frame weighs 16.6 grams.
For a total of 45.1 grams.

(Nov. 17, 2011  3:46 PM)Leviath Wrote: Um duo's metal frame can be only positioned only 2 ways.there's a part that blocks the metal frame from being placed incorrectly

Janstarblast Wrote:Kai-V- But the videos showed that Duo Uranus was comparatively more stable in Stamina mode... Also, is there any observance of the CW being different? People speculated that it might have some uniqueness when used with Duo, so as to allow air flow (?) I know that air flow takes place within Duo itself (and maybe serves no purpose), but it was just speculation that arose in this thread...

(Nov. 17, 2011  3:42 PM)Hazel Wrote:

(Nov. 17, 2011  2:49 PM)Kai-V Wrote: Duo weighs 42.3 grams.
Its Metal Frame weighs 20.7 grams.
Its Core weighs 21.6 grams.
Uranus weighs only 2.4 grams.

L Drago Guardian weighs 45.7 grams.
Its PC Core weighs 6.0 grams.
Its Metal Frame weighs 39.7 grams.

Wing's Core weighs 28.5 grams.
Its Metal Frame weighs 16.6 grams.
For a total of 45.1 grams.

I'm kind of startled by how heavy LDG and Wing are. Super excited, too, since lightweight wheels aren't particularly fun, to me.

(Nov. 17, 2011  4:43 PM)Pcyborg Wrote: I agree, especially in regards to Wing. Basalt weighs an average of 47. To have another MW which is very close to this weight range (finally) is very reassuring. 45 grams is indeed very heavy.

(Nov. 17, 2011  7:01 PM)Kai-V Wrote:

(Nov. 17, 2011  4:43 PM)Pcyborg Wrote: I agree, especially in regards to Wing. Basalt weighs an average of 47. To have another MW which is very close to this weight range (finally) is very reassuring. 45 grams is indeed very heavy.

I believe Blitz might still be heavier.

(Nov. 18, 2011  1:10 AM)NearLawliet1228 Wrote: http://www.youtube.com/user/beybladestation1#p/a/u/0/uUBWowiPTb4

guys, watch this, the results really surprised me, and the battles (stamina wise) were really close so i think if the beys were shot at the same time the results would differ. (for the vid turn the volume down, sounds really bad). but still, gives us an idea of what kind of peformance against the other bey's type to expect.

(Nov. 17, 2011  4:01 PM)Kai-V Wrote:

(Nov. 17, 2011  3:46 PM)Leviath Wrote: Um duo's metal frame can be only positioned only 2 ways.there's a part that blocks the metal frame from being placed incorrectly

OK, but are there four more empty sides ? And there is only one "air vent" ?

(Nov. 18, 2011  1:56 AM)Leviath Wrote: I dont really know what you mean by "air vents"sorry im new .There are 4 random holes on the core which does NOTHING related to metal frame placement.
Also duo's core seems to look like it has 4 "gaps" on each sides but one gap is actually slightly filled then the other.Its filled to make duo retain its weigh balance in stamina mode(the filled gap is on the other side of the gap that have the letter S on it).In attack mode, the metal frame is a bit sticked out from the core to give jiggly movements.Ive tested it a few times and I think its a good defense wheel.Its reletivly low like sythe and death(Defence mode) and its a bit smaller than death so it might be good in low heights cuz it might have small chances of floor scraps.

(Nov. 18, 2011  1:56 AM)Leviath Wrote:

(Nov. 17, 2011  4:01 PM)Kai-V Wrote:

(Nov. 17, 2011  3:46 PM)Leviath Wrote: Um duo's metal frame can be only positioned only 2 ways.there's a part that blocks the metal frame from being placed incorrectly

OK, but are there four more empty sides ? And there is only one "air vent" ?

I dont really know what you mean by "air vents"sorry im new .There are 4 random holes on the core which does NOTHING related to metal frame placement.
Also duo's core seems to look like it has 4 "gaps" on each sides but one gap is actually slightly filled then the other.Its filled to make duo retain its weigh balance in stamina mode(the filled gap is on the other side of the gap that have the letter S on it).In attack mode, the metal frame is a bit sticked out from the core to give jiggly movements.Ive tested it a few times and I think its a good defense wheel.Its reletivly low like sythe and death(Defence mode) and its a bit smaller than death so it might be good in low heights cuz it might have small chances of floor scraps.

(Nov. 18, 2011  3:40 AM)Hazel Wrote: I'll wait until I see a real demonstration of its potential, but its design does not seem inherently awful, at least.

(Nov. 18, 2011  3:51 AM)Kai-V Wrote: So the only difference is a small lack of metal, and there is really no air vent or whatever ?

I suppose that the meager shape on the underside of the Metal Frame is just enough to compensate for that small lack of metal in that eighth of the Core, but this is really disappointing and I am not certain it should make that much of a difference.


Leviath, can you take pictures of the other two more empty sides of the Core, like those you took for the "filled gap" and the "gap on the opposite side" ?