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  1. 02-20-2003, 03:07 PM #1
    Tammy
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    Default Recommended string tension of JP racquets

    The recommended tension of MP-90 JP 3U is "17 ~ 22" lbs, while the recommended tension of MP-99 CD or US 3U is "16 ~ 20" lbs. Why is there such a difference?

    It'd be interesting to hear from the Yonex sales rep
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  2. 02-20-2003, 08:11 PM #2
    Pete LSD
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    Don't worry. Just enjoy the game and string your racquet to 28 lbs.
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    My MP90JP 2U says 18-23. I strung my MP90 at 28lbs around 4 weeks ago, get to play it for a week and unfortunately had a very slight clash with my doubles partner and it broke. I suggest you string your MP90 at around 22/21 and up to 24/23 and the best tip of all..... dont clash with another racket
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    G'day,

    I strung my MP90 proportionally up to 25lbs maximum. Base on the amount of frame deformation I witness when tensioning the strings, I think that's about as much tension as needed for most club level players. At international level where money and racket breakage isn't an major issue I've seen MP90/99s strung up to 29lbs.
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  5. 02-21-2003, 01:34 AM #5
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    So the Mp 90 is tsill running is it. That is great to knwo buddy. It has been quiet a trip backpacking Oz and living bush life.

    Yogi
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  6. 02-21-2003, 02:14 AM #6
    Pete LSD
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    Please vary the tension of the mains and crosses as you string from the middle to the outer ends.
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