MVP Wave

[jakebake91]

Originally Posted by KrisDG

My new CN is not more stable than my Plasma. It's about the same stability, but surprisingly it seems to be a straighter flyer. I have to throw it more to be sure. I have a feeling that once it beats in, it will be as understable as my drowned N was.

I guess the wording on this has me a bit confused.....same stability, but straighter? So your CN has less turn, but the same fade, as your plasma?

[ThrowaEnvy]

Originally Posted by Erknjerk

So Plasma Waves are stable?

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I would say no, I have one neutron probably a first run 155, I can turn a plasma 162 wave easier... I almost ditched the mold until I grabbed my plasmas... but there's always a freak disc or two, I can't comment on CN's

[KrisDG]

Originally Posted by jakebake91

I guess the wording on this has me a bit confused.....same stability, but straighter? So your CN has less turn, but the same fade, as your plasma?

It seems to have a same amount of turn but less fade, making it a rather straight disc for 300-330 or so throws for now.
Once it beats in, it will surely have more turn than my plasma has.

[jakebake91]

Originally Posted by KrisDG

It seems to have a same amount of turn but less fade, making it a rather straight disc for 300-330 or so throws for now.
Once it beats in, it will surely have more turn than my plasma has.

Interesting. My plasma has a significant amount of turn, and little fade. Usually on a hard flat rip, it just turns right the whole way and doesn't come back. My CN doesn't show much turn at all, and has a nice gentle fade at the end. I'm throwing them a little bit farther though so maybe that's the difference? I'm getting 350'-375 out of both my Waves pretty consistently now.

[jakebake91]

Originally Posted by Erknjerk

So Plasma Waves are stable?

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My sample size is only one disc, but I'd say fairly understable. Thrown flat at 350' of power, it turns right the whole way and doesn't really try to come back.

[KrisDG]

Originally Posted by jakebake91

Interesting. My plasma has a significant amount of turn, and little fade. Usually on a hard flat rip, it just turns right the whole way and doesn't come back. My CN doesn't show much turn at all, and has a nice gentle fade at the end. I'm throwing them a little bit farther though so maybe that's the difference? I'm getting 350'-375 out of both my Waves pretty consistently now.

Depends how its thrown, yes. If I full rip my plasma it goes all the way left (LHBH) and never fades back, no matter how much hyzer is given. 350 is easy with it. 390-400 is doable but it needs space. 390-400 in a tight corridor is much safer with a Plasma Photon and likely also with a CN Photon for me.
I haven't got a change to full rip the CN Wave yet. I need to go to a field for that.

[Monocacy]

Originally Posted by ThrowaEnvy

I haven't tried a proton but I believe from less stable to most it's: fission, plasma, proton?, neutron and cosmic neutron

This matches my experience with Waves, although I have not tried fission or proton.

So from lots of personal experience in weights from 152 to 165, less stable to most stable would be plasma, neutron, and cosmic neutron.

Edit: I have had a Wave in the bag since at least spring 2017.

[PMantle]

My newest is a Fission, and it's either most or second most stable Wave I've thrown. It also looks to be a higher quality molding. Did they change the way that disc was made?

[Erknjerk]

They make it all in house now instead of 3rd party outsourcing.

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[PMantle]

I just ordered a heavier one. Yay.