String tension test on racket

Discussion in 'Badminton Stringing Techniques & Tools' started by Kiloo, Oct 26, 2009.

  1. Kiloo

    Kiloo Regular Member

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    Can anyone tell me if there is an equipment which we can buy or make with which we can determine the tension of the string on a racket itself. Thanx
     
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    There is a string tester to determine the tension of strings in a racket, any good supplier of strings and accessories should be able to get you one. They can cost in the region of a £100 plus.

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  3. Kiloo

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    Thanx

    Thanx, I'd be very grateful for details: address, mail, name or anything u can give me so I can source the device. MBS doesn't have it.
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    I think there still haven't any equipment to measure the tension in bmt racket.
    But have in tennis racket.
     
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    In which case I am going to put on my thinking cap and devise one. I'll let U know.
     
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    http://www.watdon.co.uk/wd-strings/

    go onto stringing machines, then stringing machine accessories and they have one of there it say for tennis but i dunno whether it can be used for both , no harm in asking
     
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    U made my day. I want one.................NOW. But as U say better ask 1st. Thanx mate.
     
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    Kiloo, I was under the impression that was only useful for badminton. I seem to remember reading that it couldn't be used for badminton for some reason (head flexibility?). If it could be used I would have guessed someone on this forum would have bought one. As noppy said though, no harm asking.
     

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