uNicedmeMan1
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Are all of the E* destroyers the vulcan top? All 3 of the E* destroyers I have are flat on top of the rim like the vulcan. What is the general consensus of the effect of this top?
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Booter said:Ive seen more of the lighter ones with this top than heavies. Its a tad less stable with a tad less glide than the reg destroyers
Do we know for sure that this is a mistake? I carry Destroyers as my distance driver but don't throw them many times per round. I'm still throwing the Destroyers I have from 2008.Star Shark said:Looks as if a fairly big run of Star, Echo Star and Bottom Stamp Star Destroyers are Vulcan topped. Whoops.
discspeed said:I think it may have something to do with the fact that there is no patent # on the Vulcan top/core...Just like there are no patent numbers on the new PDs...
Check this out: http://www.rfcexpress.com/lawsuits/...-champion-discs-and-innova-disc-golf/summary/
It seems someone filed a lawsuit against Innova for making discs with an expired patents molded on them...
Joz said:discspeed said:I think it may have something to do with the fact that there is no patent # on the Vulcan top/core...Just like there are no patent numbers on the new PDs...
Check this out: http://www.rfcexpress.com/lawsuits/...-champion-discs-and-innova-disc-golf/summary/
It seems someone filed a lawsuit against Innova for making discs with an expired patents molded on them...
Wow. How the hell did you find that? The suit has to be more specific than an expired patent #, right?
himynameismatt said:In the heavy NW woods my Pro Destroyers used to last about 4-6mo before they'd enter sky roller territory. There isn't a better flying distance disc IMO than the Pro Destroyer but like Discspeed said awhile back I have a hard time trusting plastic who's flight characteristics can change drastically in the middle of a round. This is double true for a disc I'm relying on to get me well past 400'
discspeed said:Joz said:discspeed said:I think it may have something to do with the fact that there is no patent # on the Vulcan top/core...Just like there are no patent numbers on the new PDs...
Check this out: http://www.rfcexpress.com/lawsuits/...-champion-discs-and-innova-disc-golf/summary/
It seems someone filed a lawsuit against Innova for making discs with an expired patents molded on them...
Wow. How the hell did you find that? The suit has to be more specific than an expired patent #, right?
I heard some rumors and did a search...That's just how I interpreted "false patent marketing"...As you could see there is not much specific information there. I just put that together with the fact that Innova is "accidentally" making wrong discs that coincidentally used wrong mold parts that didn't have patent numbers on them (Destrulcan and production CPD).
EL-KABONG! said:discspeed said:Joz said:discspeed said:I think it may have something to do with the fact that there is no patent # on the Vulcan top/core...Just like there are no patent numbers on the new PDs...
Check this out: http://www.rfcexpress.com/lawsuits/...-champion-discs-and-innova-disc-golf/summary/
It seems someone filed a lawsuit against Innova for making discs with an expired patents molded on them...
Wow. How the hell did you find that? The suit has to be more specific than an expired patent #, right?
I heard some rumors and did a search...That's just how I interpreted "false patent marketing"...As you could see there is not much specific information there. I just put that together with the fact that Innova is "accidentally" making wrong discs that coincidentally used wrong mold parts that didn't have patent numbers on them (Destrulcan and production CPD).
I could be wrong here but here's my guess:
Innova's patent expired so they are not supposed to be molding discs that have the patent # > because that would imply that there is a valid patent on the disc and then possibly discourage manufacture of competitors' discs