Wilson N2/N4/N6 Stringing Pattern

[fedz_lim]

Hello,

Is there someone out there who could please post pics of your stringed Wilson N2/N4/N6. Particularly on the frame and the sides with no grommets. I really really need your help guys.

Thanks a lot.

Fedz

[Aeshes]

Here is what he means, maybe someone has an idea :
http://www.aeshes.de/badminton/Wilson_N-code.JPG

Aeshes

[fedz_lim]

Yes Aeshes, that's what I meant. Thanks. Now if you could just have your racquet stringed correctly and post it again then that will be a big help.

Anyone?

I also notice that your N2 have those plastic string support (the ones in the bottom of the frame, 4 of them, dunno how u guys call em) and mine has none. What do u think?

[taneepak]

notice that your N2 have those plastic string support (the ones in the bottom of the frame, 4 of them, dunno how u guys call em) and mine has none. What do u think?

There are usually found on iso racquets because of their longer middle strings. They are to reduce string vibrations, because longer strings vibrate more. However, they are useless in reducing frame shock or frame vibrations.

[Aeshes]

Yes Aeshes, that's what I meant. Thanks. Now if you could just have your racquet stringed correctly and post it again then that will be a big help.
Sorry fedz,
unfortunately that's not my racquet. I got the pictures from a Korean website:
http://www.badmintonmall.com/index2.php?mode=good_view&g_rowid=1519&sortroot=134&sortcode=135

And I don't know how to string such a strange racquet.
Maybe you should ask Wilson's customer service.
Aeshes

[Aeshes]

I also notice that your N2 have those plastic string support (the ones in the bottom of the frame, 4 of them, dunno how u guys call em) and mine has none. What do u think?
Hi fedz,
MP grommets & Iso-zorb grommets:
http://www.aeshes.de/badminton/mp%20_grommets.jpg http://www.aeshes.de/badminton/iso_zorb.jpg
The 4 curved "Muscle Power Grommets" at the bottom of the frame eliminate the sharp - angle points of string support, which normally weaken the string through contact friction and reduce racquet power over time. The smooth and cushioning support of the curved grommets brings the frame and string into much closer and tighter contact than with conventional grommets.

"Iso Zorb Grommets" for reducing string vibration, fixed at both sides of the racquet.
Aeshes

[silentheart]

Aeshes, Thanks for the correct answer.

[fedz_lim]

Thanks for that Aeshes...

So, these things sold in stores?

[Aeshes]

So, these things sold in stores?
Yes, here's one:
http://www.hiquasports.com/badminton/grommet.htm

Aeshes

[shoebox]

Yes Aeshes, that's what I meant. Thanks. Now if you could just have your racquet stringed correctly and post it again then that will be a big help.


The stringing pattern for n2/4/6 can be found here:
http://www.wilson-badminton.jp/interests/stringing_main.html

[grange]

Btw, what are the advantages or disadvantages between one piece method and two piece method???

[doxdox13]

Do you know if the stringing pattern for the n1 is the same as the n2/4/6?

Thank you!

[grange]

wah..Wilson n-series still around in the market? should be the same..

[doxdox13]

I picked mine up on clearance. Thanks grange!

[grange]

treasure it!! i miss it so much after 5 years...oh man..