5 HRS AGO - Nice Ball from my Team mate :) Has this ever happened to you? Quite rare I think. http://youtu.be/8thpbGpZy5Q Collapse

6 HRS AGO - Author: finspinSubject: FS/FT: Old and New Butterfly (TB ZLC , W7, Ai Pro)Posted: 01/27/2015 at 10:00pmUp Collapse

6 HRS AGO - I think you'll need more than a adaptor, because UK uses 230V 50Hz whereas USA is 110V 60Hz. However if the power supply that comes with the robot is a 'universal' one, than it should take either voltage/frequency.Statistics: Posted by haggisv — 28 Jan 2015, 07:07 Collapse

6 HRS AGO - Author: passifidSubject: Smelling rubbersPosted: 01/27/2015 at 9:31pm JacekGM wrote: igorponger wrote:The tacky rubbers will smell like a rotten fish due to presence of the chemical additive called "nitroso", secondary dimetylamides.     And non tacky staff will not.First prize in the daily competition in the Journal of Obscure Information!Igor, your nomenclature is highly imprecise and therefore misleading, with the potential of incriminating the rubber makers (similar sounding chemical names are reserved for highly carcinogenic substances).I would say that the smell may come from various amines, but that is an exceptionally broad family of compounds. All in all, it is better to use rubbers that don't smell that badly... well, unless they are H3 or TG3. BTW, my Sriver EL (ca. 3 years ago) did not smell too well.hanggg onnn.while rotton fish is DEFINATELY due to amides i have an issues with the similar soudning chemical names(because to laymen it means Collapse

7 HRS AGO - Author: JacekGMSubject: Smelling rubbersPosted: 01/27/2015 at 8:51pm igorponger wrote:The tacky rubbers will smell like a rotten fish due to presence of the chemical additive called "nitroso", secondary dimetylamides.     And non tacky staff will not.First prize in the daily competition in the Journal of Obscure Information!Igor, your nomenclature is highly imprecise and therefore misleading, with the potential of incriminating the rubber makers (similar sounding chemical names are reserved for highly carcinogenic substances).I would say that the smell may come from various amines, but that is an exceptionally broad family of compounds. All in all, it is better to use rubbers that don't smell that badly... well, unless they are H3 or TG3. BTW, my Sriver EL (ca. 3 years ago) did not smell too well.Edited by JacekGM - 37 minutes ago at 8:55pm Collapse

8 HRS AGO - Author: roundrobinSubject: Smelling rubbersPosted: 01/27/2015 at 7:53pm igorponger wrote:The tacky rubbers will smell like a rotten fish due to presence of the chemical additive called "nitroso", secondary dimetylamides.     And non tacky staff will not.Black Yasaka Mark V smells more fishy than anything, yet it is not tacky at all.  Collapse

9 HRS AGO - http://papayanopoulos.com/cgi-bin/ttspin?rm=ViewP&pid=48914me on ttspinGoal-become a good all around player who is competitive in every match I play. Sounds vague when i write it. It used to be to get a rating of 2000. peaked at 1898 in Jan 2011. Went from to LP in fall of 2004 and went back to double inverted in late Jan 2013. Just went to SP on BH this month.Statistics: Posted by vanjr — 28 Jan 2015, 03:53 Collapse

9 HRS AGO - Has anyone experience from chopping with 802, TSP Spectol and TSP Super Spinpips? How are they compared to each other in terms of speed and ability to chop no spin? How are they compared to each other for pushing? For bblocking?I am using 802 1.0 mm for the moment and will soon move on to 1.5 mm. I will also re-visit 802-1 1.5 mm and Spinpips Chop sponge 2 1.1 mm. But I am very curious about Spectol and perhaps Spinpips on a "normal" sponge. Any input?Statistics: Posted by Def-attack — 28 Jan 2015, 03:46 Collapse