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Except cosmic neutron Volts, those things are truly really for sure more stable than normal neutron (ie. less turn and more fade)
100% this. Mine is like a faster Resistor
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Except cosmic neutron Volts, those things are truly really for sure more stable than normal neutron (ie. less turn and more fade)
LOL, first time I threw a Cosmic Neutron Volt, I wondered if I threw it really wrong!Except cosmic neutron Volts, those things are truly really for sure more stable than normal neutron (ie. less turn and more fade)
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I also have a plasma and proton Tesla. The Teslas are so similar that i only bag the plasma because it's simply the best plastic in grip and feel. I'd say that my cosmic neutron Volt handles a hard flick better than my plasma Tesla. The Volt also has a more agressive fade, the Tesla stays on a smoother hyzer line until it hits the ground. The Tesla goes a bit farther when thrown bh @ full power. I throw my cosmic neutron volt for forced S lines and hyzers. Tesla for hyzers >320 or close to full power hyzer flips up to 400. For max distance I use Plasma Octanes (bh) and plasma Photon (fh) instead.
Yes.Wow so cosmic volts are crazy stable then!
Just ordered a Cosmic Volt. Am I correct in assuming it could/will replace both my Resistor and Plasma Telsa in the bag?
Just ordered a Cosmic Volt. Am I correct in assuming it could/will replace both my Resistor and Plasma Telsa in the bag?
Not so true vs Tesla, because Volt has a different flight curve. I am also looking for a replacement for my lonely Plasma Tesla and I am hoping to get one Fission Photon similar enough so I could bag three Photons instead of two Photons and a Tesla. Another possible replacement for my Plasma Tesla could be the new Cosmic Neutron Wave. I shall see if that becomes true when that Wave finally arrives to my doorstep.
Same experience, the Volt resists turn and has more of a dump than a panning fade.
Which is why the FR Volts were better. They flew more like a Valk but on a tighter line and didn't dump. They had that awesome "forward penetrating" fade.
The more i throw the Volt the more i realize it is the straightest fairway driver i can imagine. It is the fairway version of a Buzzz. You point and shoot (throw it flat) and it stays on a straight line until fade.
Just like a good Buzzz, these mould up flat. They are so neutral you dont have to add hyzer or anny. The Volt is also not high speed sensitive. I think the gyro has a way of locking it on a line without it swaying from side to side. Just throw hard and flat.
I see ppl asking for a Buzzz flight in a fairway. Its this disc...
yeah ....others disc may go straight with certain angles and speed but this replicates a Buzzz flight almost perfectly.
I have a proton and neutron and they both do the same thing. The cosmic neutron i got was beefy and glideless for some reason(i do not recommended)
I have to admit I am a little disappointed that Conrad's first signature disc is the Volt.
Not that the Volt is a bad disc. It just seems like a guy who is fairly famous for throwing putters should have a putter for his signature disc.
Maybe the company is just wanting to sell more Volts?