Yonex Voltric 80 ( VT80 )

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  1. jump-smash

    jump-smash Regular Member

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    in Indonesia the price of VT80 around IDR 1,650,000 = USD $ 184
    while VT70 around IDR 1,450,000 = USD $ 161
    only 23 dollars difference between them ;)
     
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    How could the price is so cheap.I'd just checked at Jakarta,VT70 cost about IDR 1,800,000 SP coded

    Where did you ask the price of Voltric? Is that SP coded?
     
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    you can try to check toko Samudra Sport Pasar Pagi Asemka bro
    that's the price list from the information that I heard from trusted source :)
    and yes they are SP coded
     
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    I was just refreshing Eric's page in Ebay,

    and suddenly THIS pops out. :D
     
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    USD $210 shipped? Might as well get it at your local dealer ... although you poor UK players will probably have to pay 1:1 EUR:GBP :p. But at least you still have loads of actual stores around because of it ...
     
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    Yeah, and it's TW version too. I thought it was SP.
     
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    I will definitely look at the fine print regarding VT 70 now that you have mentioned it (goodness, I haven't got one. If you think you are not expecting any high success from VT 80...meaning, I should definitely be waiting for the VT90, VT100 and VT-Slash;)? (Hope they can deliver, shouldn't they?:))
     
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    I see. . .
    By the way,do you know yonex racquet price list in Samudra Sport? I glad if you could tell me the price list.
    Please PM me.(Looking for new racquet)

    Thanks
     
    #228 Rivai Zhukov, Mar 5, 2011
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    It's now available in Hong Kong, just saw it in person tonight, looks much better than the VT70. Anyone wants to get one?
     
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    how much is HK selling hehe? if cheaper than Malaysia might get my HK friend to buy for me and ship it to me hehe
     
    #230 contreasjun27, Mar 5, 2011
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    About HKD $1260??

    I am　still thinking, should I get a sp version or jp version.
     
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    TW is the way to go.
     
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    Why TW is better? Mind to explain the advantage
     
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    WHOA THAT LITTLE(after CAN conversion and compared to CAN)? I can't wait to get back to Hong Kong this summer and grab a couple of racquets then. Hopefully the VT100 will be out by then. :D
     
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    Advantage wallet ;)
     
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    so where is the tri-voltage system ?
    I can't see it in the photo ...
    or maybe VT80 is different from VT70 ?
     
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    Just do a quick measure about the diameter of the shaft: (Narrowest Part)

    VT80 6.8mm
    Arc-Z 7.0~7.1mm
    AT800OF 7.1~7.2mm
    NS9000X 7.6mm
    MP100 7.5~7.6mm
    TC700 7.3mm
    BLX Vertex 7.2～7.3mm
     
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    Looks like yonex managed to make their dream comes true after 8-10 years:D

    They have always wanted to come up with a light racket with a repulsive shaft yet not too stiff :)

    Now with nanopreme, in theory it seem possible,

    let's see if a vt80 in our hand is there any difference at all :D
     
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