Timko
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DGR is super big on the PD, and it compliments the FD perfectly. I think that's why you see more talk about the FD around here.
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Timko said:Those flat ones are the flipper ones. Those were what the DGR FDs were like. The proto one I got from Mark at DGV is domey, and similar in shape (and flight) to my C line one.
JR said:I lost interest in S-Line FDs again then at least until i can throw a straighter one and i ain't buying one. Are the C FDs more HSS and less LSS? If not i don't care for that disc.
linkinparkervii said:JR said:I lost interest in S-Line FDs again then at least until i can throw a straighter one and i ain't buying one. Are the C FDs more HSS and less LSS? If not i don't care for that disc.
The 2 C FDs i have are more HSS and have LSS. I think they are like a beat Champ Teebird if you get what im saying. They will hold a straighter line when thrown flat, but still have some fade at the end. And they still have the infamous FD glide.
victorb said:I've noticed that the FD isn't great at a flip to turnover until they are beat in.
But they are beautiful on long sweeping anhyzers out of the box though. I don't have any issues getting them to finish right on most lines, maybe yours is just not beat in enough for that finish, or giving it too much height?
for reference, all of mine are 175 and pretty domey.
Fightingthetide said:Mine tracks right only on a full power throw.
victorb said:Fightingthetide said:Mine tracks right only on a full power throw.
I think that's how they are supposed to fly. Takes a lot more power for me to flip these than say, a champ leopard of the same weight.
Just enough high speed turn to be workable, but not enough to be a true turnover driver until it gets beat in, IMO.
Which is why it's such a great companion for the PD.Fightingthetide said:The problem for me is that it overlaps with a seasoned Star Teebird too much. Still a great disc, and would work better for a bag where the next step up in stability was more than a Teebird.
jubuttib said:Which is why it's such a great companion for the PD.Fightingthetide said:The problem for me is that it overlaps with a seasoned Star Teebird too much. Still a great disc, and would work better for a bag where the next step up in stability was more than a Teebird.