BallReviews
Equipment Boards => Ebonite => Topic started by: PJM300 on November 10, 2005, 11:15:36 AM
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Weights: 16 15 14
RG: 2.51 2.46 2.49
Diff: .037 .056 .053
Just wondering why the diff is so much lower on the 16lbers. Usually there all pretty close regardless of weight...
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The Rg and Diff numbers for the 16 and 15 lb balls are different. The ball motions are not. The ball motion for both weights is long and angular. We show video at our seminars showing that there is about 0.5 board max difference between both weights. The Mass Bias is very close on the 16 lb and 15 lb balls. This contributes to making the ball motions very similar. The core shape is symmetrical but is High Mass Bias. In fact it is the highest Mass Bias ball ever mass produced. Symmetrical Mass Bias is a relatively new concept, and has significant advantages over conventional asymmetrical Mass Bias construction. All of these topics are covered in our seminars on The One.
Hope this helps.
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Ronald Hickland
Ball Design Engineer
Ebonite/Hammer
Hope that clears it up
Ashley
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"Without a doubt, thats a sick feeling as a bowler and you make a great shot like that during a key moment in the game and you leave the 7-10. For me it makes me wanna vomit on the lanes..." -Tim Mack after Pervis Granger left a 7-10 on a pocket
Ebonite
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Thanks for the informative and quick responses!!
Pete