So I have a S-PD and a P-PD and they have different tops. The S looks like a Vulcan top.. real flat then bevel 3/4" from the edge. The P has a slight dome then the rounded off nose. Kind of has a dip near the edge of the rim all the way around. I've seen other PD's like the P I have always thought it looked kind of messed up. So my question is which is the true PD? I can post pics later if needed. Thanks for any help.
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Is your s-line a test config?
That is the test config. My first run CD have that top too
booter
* Ace Member *
yeah those were the original tops. they replaced that top with the more curved anhyzer top that looks closer to a tb/eagle nose.
No just standard freak stamp. So the S-PD is the odd man out? Flys good. Straight then late strong fade @ around 330'.. no flip mid flight. That's all I can give it 
Haven't thrown the P yet so can't compare them flight wise.
Haven't thrown the P yet so can't compare them flight wise.Apoth
Double Eagle Member
I got a yellow S-PD from DGC a few weeks back that was the exact same way. Definitely the test configuration. My honest guess is that Innova had a few of these sitting around from the Factory Store run that weren't moving, so they stamped them as regular PDs and sent them out with various orders.
booter
* Ace Member *
pretty close but the pd feels better to me. i was an avid orc thrower for a long time and when the pd came out i started using the orcs less and less. then i completely dropped the orcs from the bag. the only differences i see against the orc is that the pd powers down nicely and you have good options for different plastics and stages of wear. orcs,you have to hunt for good ones because theres alot of variations between runs. i used to throw special blends,pearlies and old prolines
BigMerch81
Par Member
It is rated 10 4 0 3. It doesn't have high speed turn out of the box. Straight with fade for the regular player. Super predictable, its like a longer teebird or eagle. The orc has much more high speed turn. The Pd is a long control driver and is becoming one of my best and most consistent drivers. S lines beat in nice for all types of shots, C lines are great for hyzers and fading shots and P lines can break in to turn over. I hope that helps.
booter
* Ace Member *
^ this too.
i also found the pd easier to pump out for max d than the orc
i also found the pd easier to pump out for max d than the orc
Apoth
Double Eagle Member
Yeah, my PDs are sneaky long at times. I carry Rampages for max distance duty and my PDs can creep up on that level of distance when I hit the right angle (usually my beat-up p-PD on a high s-curve).
The reason I ask is because I see that people are using them for there Max D driver im guessing because they are easier to control I.E. easier to throw straight farther. Would I be Correct? What is this I hear about sneaky long? What do you mean by that?
booter
* Ace Member *
yeah theyre a nice controllable distance driver. just easy to power down or power up. for my max d i throw destroyers but in most cases i throw my pds because they dont skip as much and are easier to throw on various lines.
by sneaky long he means theyre surprisingly easy to throw a good ways compared to some discs that you might need to throw harder/higher or on big lines.i agree with that because ive had more distance in these than i did with orcs. just a good amount of glide, eady to control and a good amount of hss and lss.
theres a reason i still carry my beat up 2 1/2 yr old spd its got alot of use but still has some fade too it.
by sneaky long he means theyre surprisingly easy to throw a good ways compared to some discs that you might need to throw harder/higher or on big lines.i agree with that because ive had more distance in these than i did with orcs. just a good amount of glide, eady to control and a good amount of hss and lss.
theres a reason i still carry my beat up 2 1/2 yr old spd
its got alot of use but still has some fade too it.
tbird888
Salient Disc Test Team
The + mold was only run in C-Line. I would look for an S-Line (or new run C-Line) with a mild dome. They're my favorites.
kraken
Newbie
Any noticiable difference in flight between the test config and standard?
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