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Attacking Physics (To resolve something) - Mc Frown - Jul. 13, 2010
Okay, The Balance Weight Disc weighs the same as Wide Defense, 14 grams, but Wide Defense has it's weight focused outward, and Balance has it's weight focused inward.
The contendor:
Triple Wing
Balance-Wide Defense
Neo Right/HMC
SG Metal Flat 2
The Opposition:
War Lion
10 Heavy
Neo Right/Double Bearing Core
Defense Ring
Customize Grip Base
Balance Results:
1. Outspin Loss
2. KO Loss
3. KO Loss
4. KO Loss
5. KO Loss
6. KO Win
7. Double KO
8. Outspin Loss
9. KO Loss
10. KO Win
2:7 DISMAL.
Wide Defense Results:
1. Outspin Win
2. KO Loss
3. Outspin Win
4. KO Win
5. Seperation Clause Win
4:1 GREAT.
At this point I felt no further testing necessary.
(Well that and my War Lion blew up ;___;)
OUTSIDE WEIGHT > INSIDE WEIGHT
They are not the same at all.
RE: Attacking Physics (To resolve something) - Cpt. Squirrel - Jul. 13, 2010
Are the weight discs the same shape?
Also, it's not exactly the most relevant testing to what I was talking about. snm
RE: Attacking Physics (To resolve something) - Mc Frown - Jul. 13, 2010
But still.
Outside weight is much better.
RE: Attacking Physics (To resolve something) - Clerish - Jul. 15, 2010
That's why Magne WD is better than 10 Balance, both weigh 15 grams, but Magne WD is wider, so it has more weigh focused outwards.
RE: Attacking Physics (To resolve something) - jwb97a - Jul. 18, 2010
now my head hurts evenmore