Armortec 900 P: string tension + type

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  1. Mr M Cross

    Mr M Cross Regular Member

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    I have just bought a armortec 900 power and currently have it on 24lb bg65 ti from factory and thinking about getting it restrung. What do you have or recommend?
     
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    you have the power to fully utilize its potential.
    go for NBG-98 @ 28lbs or BG-85 @ 28lbs
     
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    try bg80 strung at ~28lbs if you are a powerful player. if not lower tension to ~25lbs.
     
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    How do you find the current string and tension? Weak or strong?
     
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    My AT900P is armed with NBG98 @ 25 lbs, enough firepower for me.
     
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    i have the AT900p and i go for bg80 at 29lbs...if i were you i would go for bg 80 at somewhere between 27-29lbs

    what a great racket though:cool:
     
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    BG-80 at 25lbs.
     
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    None of you have asked what his usual setup is. 9 times out of 10, this is the best setup, or at least very close to it for the same person with a different racket.

    So then, OP, what is your usual string and what tension do you have it at? How do you find it? Is there anything you would like to improve about it and what is your level of play?
     
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    28lb nanogy nanospeed 9000 s
     
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    Please help me

    I have a Armotec 900P and i usually string it at 24lbs with a bg66. If i need more power, what string and tension should i use. i am an attacking player. love to smash.
     
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    Please help me

    I have a Armotec 900P and i usually string it at 24lbs with a bg66. If i need more power, what string and tension should i use. i am an attacking player. love to smash.
     
    #11 Hanamichi, Apr 1, 2009
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    My AT900P is with NBG98 at 25lb. Comparing to my ARC10 at 23lb on BG65ti, i can't generate as much as wielding the ARC. I've come to understand i should not play more than 24lb with my current progression.
     
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