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Customer used the updated one. I have one just for old time sake. There is a reason for a screw on the photo.

A =Star 5 (updated logo, red in color) B = wilson baiardo with the near 0.0005 ton heavy clamps (2015)

Ert is for consistency and if you have forgotten to label the tension.

I will be uploading a gen1 stringmeter photo out of fun on this thread. There is no indication of tourna or any 'string gauge' settings on it

Thanks.... I don't have the manuel, could you kindly upload the segment in a form of picture/ photo or pm me? I want to end this game like iron man. Reputation at stake. L

I will check the chart again tmr. Hahah. On the side note, i do have the stringmeter v1 toy,HAHAHA, where they didn't indicate or include the function of adjusting the device to cater the gauge of the tennis strings.

Customer claimed the stringer meter was bought online, first hand 1 month ago. Haizzz

Let me be stringer A Let T be Stringer B Stringer A strung up a babolat pd @ 57/55 using 2 different 18g(1.15mm) polyester using machine A(electronic, constant pull). Ert 300 showed value of 36 Customer straight took out the legendary TOURNA Stringmeter gen 2* and the reading showed 50( 2...

Thanks for the input

I tried for 20 mins looking for a specific thread on making the PU foam handles for W***** tennis racquets with step by step with recipe in the foam etc... I recall some well drawn diagrams... Etc.. I think it is screenshot on pdf files... Something like that. I want to redo the handles on my...

Does Dylan Alcott use this formula to capture 20+ grand slams?

Who came out with this? Has the scientist made it to top 50?

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test water with ps 85?

(based on today's exchange rate) 1 racquet 11 usd +7 usd for (t2000) +5 usd for any sergetti stringing sheet (additional 13 mins as we don't memorise the client 's unique formula by heart like physics formula sheet) Next stringers are located at 0.6miles (by foot) away, 2.8miles (car) away...

Will update with photos soon. Customer burst his 1.30mm polyester on the powerangle centric. Ert 300 can't really measure it.

There is still a place for Rdc for weird things like checking tension loss on a poweranvle. I heard there is a new Wilson machine coming out soon which is able to test the flex but not sure if it is able to check stringbed stiffness as well however I am unable find out it's actual name.

Hi @pip.cook, @MathieuR is right, string way's stringing machine is reliable, sturdy and accurate. Just based on that, I recommend 2 options Option A Buy a Stringway ML100con-T92 if you wants to experiment with prestretching or just mess around with the idea of full bed prestretching or just...

Nope... Ert 300 can't hook up on a powerangle centric properly

All these gadgets will have to bow down to Babolat racquet diagnostic center to deduce tension loss when.................. a powerangle comes along! Hahaha. But I guess there is only less than 0.00001 % of the tennis players is using powerangle. So... having a ert 300 is good enough.

Do the stringers in the factory actually bothered to go through the hassle of ATW on the Jr aluminium racquets, if required by our standards??

I don't think the parents would ask what is the tension on the nadal 17, nadal 19, US open 19, US open 21.......

I don't know but maybe the stringers who strung up the Jr aluminium racquets as pre-strung racquets would have some ideas.

That's food for thought.

As long as thicker strings is heavier in terms of static weight, power will increase given same swing speed.

Rabbit is right. Get a wise to offer the prestretching option for yourself, friends, family and potential customers. Less tension loss on the crosses when you are applying tension and straightening* at the same time. *you mentioned that you are a newbie (might not be relevant to experienced...

I think player 's instructions override official stringing instructions, just like chung wants his duel g to be 16x19.

Sorry, I don't think I have made myself super clear. Double pull refers to "pull tension on a single string twice. Pull tension once, release, pull tension a second time." Thanks @Dags