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*Hiding in Mike C's Closet*
look in the shock thread, there are 2 at least wayyy back
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I've been throwing my volts and amps like crazy lately. They've been my main driver on about 14 of 18 holes lately, and every time I throw them, they just seem to get better and better. What great discs!
As far as the QC issue goes, I don't think it's reasonable to expect anywhere near 100% perfection. The reason why is that small changes can affect the flight of the disc dramatically and no disc golf company is going to pay the money to have NASA or airplane level consistency for their flying disc. Even though it's much simpler to make a disc golf disc, there are still too many variables to control that you'd have to make the discs prohibitively expensive and there's most definitely a diminishing rate of return for that. The disc market can tolerate these inconsistencies because there's no need for the kind of consistency that protects people's lives.
Manufacturing companies aren't consistent. Buy two pairs of jeans from the same manufacturer, and you might get entirely different material from one color to the next, and one color will wear down quicker. I've recently had this experience with two pairs of Levi's, and one pair ripped within a few months. It's lame, but when you're looking at a manufacturing product that is non-essential.
For MVP discs, I can say that when I went to get a freshy to pair with my beautifully beaten in Ion, I had to dig around a bit because a few of the discs were ridiculously domey and I will not abide that. So I had to settle for a color I didn't really want, but that's not that big of a deal. And the disc flies just like I wanted it to. But replacing any disc in my bag, I face the same problem; that's just the way it is.
I think it's best we learn to live with inconsistency in the equipment: it's part of the game.
I really need to get an Amp. Sounds like my sweet spot.
There are flight charts on every disc page on their site.Does anyone else think that MVP should provide flight numbers for their discs? I was just thinking that since there is no frame of reference for someone going to buy one of their discs.
Just a thought.
There are flight charts on every disc page on their site.
I was talking about when you are in the store physically looking at the disc. You know... outside of cyber space.There are flight charts on every disc page on their site.
Gotcha. You said provide flight numbers; I answered how they provide flight illustrations. On the topic of numerical flight ratings, there won't be any from MVP. They use charts which are Informative 25 compared to standard 4-number ratings which are more like Informative 9.I was talking about when you are in the store physically looking at the disc. You know... outside of cyber space.
On the topic of numerical flight ratings, there won't be any from MVP.
I wonder if a batch of mvp discs were miss stamped, I just picked up a shock and resistor and the shocks flight is like what my volt sould be.... the shock turns over while my volt is stupid os.
I wonder if a batch of mvp discs were miss stamped