DG_Before_Breakfast
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Definitely want to try the MVP distance drivers. Unsure if I'll be able to wait past the first run or not.
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[MVP] MVP Inertia Distance Driver
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no reason to. these have been through extensive R&D without any retooling or anything to worry about happening in future runs. All new MVP discs have come out fresh to death.
There is no first run per se.
DG_Before_Breakfast
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Cool. I'm definitely gonna get an Inertia ASAP then.
I've had some amazing golf throws (for me at least) with the tern. if this coud replace it, I'd be seriously impressed.
in4d
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Tern is a higher speed disc, depending on how far you can throw, you most likely will not get more distance with the Inertia (speed 10ish).
I'm speculating that it will be slightly shorter, but much less touchy and easier to range/control.
I second this, having bought every first run release from MVP since the Amp/Shock I can say each has been as advertised, safe to say MVP adjusted their process and there won't be any first run inconsistency again.
I find it remarkable how consistent they have been aside from a few growing pains along the way.. considering a two-part mold.
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Pardon my short memory - are these going to benefit from the same process that allowed them to make 150 class Switches?
slightly shorter with more control is fine. Terns are really far as is.
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Okay, I am interested.
How MVP molded up the servo/switch was said to use "new" technology which allowed for greater weight transfer to the outer rim. Notice how fat the nose if of the OM on the switch especially. I remember Zam saying something about the "new" process which these drivers will feature and also allows for the wider weight ranges which we don't see in the older models (volt/shock)
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Menacewarf
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I'm sure they will come around but a servo or a new light MVP distance driver should aprox for a bit.
kingjames1014
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I just preordered an inertia from justin at Community. I can't wait to test that out.
I just got a couple or Servos which i'll test out tomorrow at a little get together in Mooresville. I'm hoping they'll do well.
I just got a couple or Servos which i'll test out tomorrow at a little get together in Mooresville. I'm hoping they'll do well.
I don't think its possible. Im pretty sure we have 2 different sets of cores with the new MVP discs a light version and heavy. then they use their ratio or whatever and set the OM weight. With older moldels like volts, I believe all the cores are within a few grams of eachother. With the new switch/Sevo/Resistor models it seems pretty obvious to me we have lighter cores.
The issue before was if you removed weight from one of the volts you lost the "gyro" b/c little/no weight is added to the core only the OM. It sounds like they have figured out how to keep this consistent across new models but its not something we will see with older ones.
Toro71
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Pathetic adj.: waiting with baited breath for someone else's mail.
LOL, here's hoping there will be testers out there.
onemilemore
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Ha! Nothing here again today, sorry man.
onemilemore
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Missed the edit window. Just got an email from the bros that testers went out today. Should be here by Tuesday I'd imagine.
