Victor machine c-7031

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  1. kwun

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    make sure you record what string+tension each of the player uses and share with us here!!
     
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    Delighted to oblige. Both me and Mark expect to string more BS11 and BS12 than other racket. We know there are one or two Meteor users, and possibly a few Jetspeed.

    We are set to go now. All paperwork is ready...I just hope we have enough string.

    Paul
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    That's a good tip for all computer technicians too.
     
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    that is what i do every time if i see a rotating fan... put the finger in it... :)
     
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    First customer of the All England... and (s)he brings five Thruster 9000's. Five minutes after Paul left for the day. *sigh...

    All England Stringing.jpg
     
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    Your stringing machine is quite low! Do you always string like this ?

    I set mine much higher!
     
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    is it me or is the distance between the tensioner and the racket is quite long? Mark/Paul could you do a measurement? It seems much longer than the distance when compared to pictures of Mark's stringing machine (Pro's Pro??).
     
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    That was my first thought too ... but then i have a shuttle express with a WISE mounted a couple of inched from the table - i only need about 8-10 inches of free string on the last pull.
     
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    No, that's me forgetting about the height adjustment:p. I sent nine rackets through, then remembered.
     
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    From the racket T-joint to the middle of the diabolo is about 10 inches. I can set mine wherever I want, of course, but I normally use 7 ish.
     
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    Hi Mark/Paul

    Any requests for specific stringing patterns or just string type and tension?

    What's been the most popular string type requested so far?
     
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    Generally Koreans use VS850 and Chinese Taipei use VS800.

    Highest tensions we've strung have been 33/33.

    Paul
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    1 Piece Stringing Pattern?
    2 Piece Stringing Pattern?
     
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    We strung all rackets in 2 piece bottom up. None of the players requested a specific stringing pattern.

    Paul
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    We included a "special instruction" field on the racket slips, but none of the used it. Also, every racket we got was already empty, so we couldn't reverse-engineer which patter(s) was used. As Paul said, 2PBU all the way.

    Only flair we could introduce was an extra bottom cross on the Braveswords;).
     
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    Good work both, thanks for the replies.

    I'm interested in seeing the details of which players use what strings/tensions if you had the chance to log it all down. :D
     
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