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Usually I playing tennis right now, but it is raining here… Depending on how I string (leaving the weight on the string while I weave two ahead or not, I can see about 3 lbs loss from set tension and stringmeter reading. If I clamp faster I can see 4-5 lbs. Readings taken with prince synthetic 16,17,18. A friend pulls on main strings inside the frame while having the tension arm around 45 degrees from horizontal on the last main. He can see around 1 lb difference. The arm drops back around horizontal. I suppose from the readings there is about 3-5 lbs loss do to friction and string stretch. Not much string stretch once he is done with his method.
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I am a total novice with the Prince Neos stringing machine. I believe I understand everything about it except the precise mounting of the frame on the machine. I follow the instructions which came with it but even so, the racquet seems "loose" and can be wiggled slightly after I complete the prescribed mounting instructions. I just can't get the frame "tight" to the machine as I could with my old Prince 200 with the crank extender. Can someone walk me through the mounting process perhaps in more detail than was supplied with the machine. I am missing something. Thank you. R. Miller
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Thank you gstring21. I will try that. Appreciate it.
Gaines Hillix: I see your point and will repost to gain more guidance but I hope gstring has already solved my problem. Thank you both. R. Miller |
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Any data for the difference from a stringmeter? ~5 lbs?? Thanks |
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I wanted to let you know the results on my own racquet tension from a drop weight to the lockout on the Apex. Well, the string meter only goes up 70lbs. I set the tension at 72lbs. The string meter got to 70 and still had a little to go. So for all you out there that say you see 5% or even 10% difference, I did not see it here. This was prince synthetic Duro 17g. And yes, I checked the calibration of the machine. Same string meter that notices ~5lbs drop from a drop weight at this same tension. I was pleasantly surprised. Any ideas here? Granted this is only one result and I need a few more stringing jobs from the same frame type to get a good dataset.
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