when u gonna play badminton with tennis or squash racket?

your skill is beyond godlike mode ma..
sure can one

there is quite a lot shop selling sport equipment have it...
the most easy is to find shop that sell major badminton equipment.
In bangsar there is this shop call Chiang Siah (near Bangsar LRT).
KL area like Pertama Complex should have it.

u can ask chiller's opinion. He's using Prince racket if i'm not mistaken

indeed the RSL Heat and Laser series (some of it) is quite fragile.

My RSL Heat 9500 broken (total lost) few months ago... and it's only age 26 days only when it broken

This post has been edited by devince83: Sep 4 2010, 10:01 AM

lol..
so now i'm changing from light balance to medium heavy racket type...
at least can stand some minimum-minor-impact racket-hit-racket

This post has been edited by devince83: Sep 4 2010, 10:57 AM

he did mentioned to pull the rubber band X cm same for experiment 1 & 2. This make the X cm is the constant figure.
When you stretch the rubber band longer a bit, you will need more strength to pull the rubber band to X cm.

Stretching the rubber band = tension
Pulling the rubber band = strength / hitting force
In short, the higher tension of your racket the more force you need to make stronger hitting power than using low tension string.

I just give a guess on what he mean.

guess so... you can also train more on ur wrist power in order to produce more strength power.
Besides, some minor minor aspect like flex or stiff and weight do influence.
sometimes when use different tension with same type of racket the strength and speed is same in our eye, but it can't be same right.
How can we judge 180kmph and 200kmph with our own eye? if u say 60kmph and 200kmph is easy cos the different is huge.
If you are comfortable and can perform well with the racket that you are using, then it will be a good racket with good string tension for you.

Currently, I'm using Victor BS10 & Spira 21. It much more stiff and heavy than the racket i used to use last time, therefore it affect my smashing power a bit but front core play is still the same or even better. Even someone always tell me to reduce the string tension (currently using 27 for BS10 & 25 for spira 21), but i'm kinda of stuborn type. LOL. Trying to use more wrist power force now.


This post has been edited by devince83: Sep 20 2010, 10:43 AM

i'm not sifu.. i just testify according to your experiment only....
No matter how much i understand, I can't produce strong powerful smash. Besides, i'm not smasher type..
lol

confuse... string and shaft stiffness.. =.="""

lethal 50 crash and broken with someone from la salle session

initially plan to buy another bs10 as back-up...
when my string broken & sent to re-string, hardly can play the same feel with pro ace sweetspot 2000.
arc said spira21 about the same feel just more stiff than bs10.
it took me some times to get adapt the spira21 cos it's more heavy and stiff than bs10.

All rackets provided by Sunrise must be marked SP on shaft and it is it's own marking to distinguish Sunrise distributed products for after sales services.

*found this in badmintoncentral*

now after start to adapting to spira21, it cause me another headache..
which backup racket to buy, bs10 or spira21..

tat will cost me a boooom lehhh

not all i think.. mine is with blue cap...
i went to some store and saw sp21 with black emboss cap

i heard from some seller, it's depend on shipment badge...
e.g badge 1 with black emboss cap, the other badge might be with blue cap..
it's apply to victor bs & sp series racket... (not sure other series got different cap or not)

This post has been edited by devince83: Sep 22 2010, 05:15 PM

post it at LYN Street Mart...

the website load slow.. keep on see the lighting effect...
wonder when it smash can produce electricity and lighting or not

Update : the paint graphic does look like arc saber 8 dx...

This post has been edited by devince83: Sep 28 2010, 03:04 PM

transformer racket~?
anyway, satisfied with bs10 & spira21 now.
after use training racket (120 gm weight) for stroke 15-30 min, then use bs10 or spira21, the control, power & speed is even better.
next target to train backhand reach baseline...

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Added on September 29, 2010, 10:46 amAfter read the thread from BC about Victor Bumblebee Hornet, I have a good laugh.

Yonex Voltric - Voltron
Victor Bumblebee Hornet - Transformer Autobot

Sooner, all the racket will have the name of their new racket using cartoon/anime.

Link

This post has been edited by devince83: Sep 29 2010, 10:47 AM

Lethal 7 vs Lethal 70

Lethal 7 (4U)

Frame Material :30T HM Graphite ( Toray M30 ) + CNT
Shaft Material : 24T HM Graphite ( Toray T700) + CNT
Flex : Flexible (9.5)
Weight : 4U (84-86g) G2
Length : 673mm
Balance : 285 ± 3mm (Even Balance)
Max String Tension : 35lbs!

Special Features :-

* New high speed frame design
* Even balance
* Unique UK specification
* Special apacs internal muscle wave frame


Lethal 70 (3U)

Frame Material : 30T HM Graphite ( Mitsubishi M30 ) + Titanium Mesh
Shaft Material : 40T HM Graphite ( Toray M40)
Flex : Stiff
Weight : 3U (86-89g) G2
Length : 675mm
Balance : 290 ± 3mm (Head Heavy)
Max String Tension : 40lbs+, Yes 40lbs!

Special Features :-

ISO frame New shaft and t-joint design for lower torsion.
Spring back reaction on the shaft improved by 30%. Better energy transfer during impact.
Full Titanium Mesh Power Frame
NEW AND IMPROVED 76 gromet system for the UK



Lethal 9 vs Lethal 90

Lethal 9 (4U)

Frame Meterial : Hi Modulus Graphite + High Speed Frame + CNT
Shaft Material: Hi Modulus Graphite + CNT
Flex: Medium
Weight: 85 +/- 1g (4U-G2)
Length: 675mm
Max Tension: 35lbs
Balance: 285 +/- 3mm

• Isomectric head frame - Equalizes the length of main and cross strings in the stringbed, enlarging the sweet-spot for more consistent accuracy even on off-center hits.

• 76 Grommets system - This single-pass grommet holes construction provides more grommet holes, creating a high-performance stringing pattern that puts 7% more durability.

• CNT Carbon Nanotube- The new material ‘CNT Carbon Nanotube’ is adopted in both sides of the frame in order to give strength and perseverance.
It holds large amount of energy at the impact, and releases it back like an arrow. It gives you depth and control in your game.
The strength and flexibility of ‘CNT Carbon Nanotube’ will lead your game into the next level.

• High Speed Frame - The High Speed Frame design is an aerodynamic shape frame designed to reduce drag on the frame during straight on swing or hit.
Resulting in a fast swing-through and the quicker maneuverability.

Lethal 90 (3U)

Frame Material : 30T HM Graphite ( Mitsubishi M30 ) + Titanium Mesh
Shaft Material : 40T HM Graphite ( Toray M40)
Flex : Stiff
Weight : 3U (86-89g) G2
Length : 675mm
Balance : 290 ± 3mm (Head Heavy)
Max String Tension : 35lbs!

Special Features :-

ISO frame New shaft and t-joint design for lower torsion.
Spring back reaction on the shaft improved by 30%. Better energy transfer during impact.
Full Titanium Mesh Power Frame

Source : Badminton Bay Blogs & Apacs UK

This post has been edited by devince83: Sep 29 2010, 04:46 PM