Calculator for final tuning using MgR/I

[MattHeup]

I made this for myself while starting to explore what MgR/I has to offer. The idea (as far as I've been able to gather) is that you can use MgR/I as a last step in tuning the weighting of a racquet, by finding your ideal swingweight first and then using MgR/I to find a weight and balance that works for you.

The calculator will take the swingweight and MgR/I that you want, and show you all the possible combinations of static weight and balance that would give you that MgR/I, given the swingweight that you put in.

Seemed like it would be useful enough to those that believe in MgR/I that I'd put it here, regardless of how useful the metric itself may be. I haven't tried tuning using MgR/I yet, so I'm in no position to say whether it will actually do you any good tennis-wise.

Link to calculator (Desmos)

Apologies if someone has already made something this. If so, I couldn't find it, only calculators to find MgR/I from basic specs, not the other way around.

 

[ryohazuki222]

I made this for myself while starting to explore what MgR/I has to offer. The idea (as far as I've been able to gather) is that you can use MgR/I as a last step in tuning the weighting of a racquet, by finding your ideal swingweight first and then using MgR/I to find a weight and balance that works for you.

The calculator will take the swingweight and MgR/I that you want, and show you all the possible combinations of static weight and balance that would give you that MgR/I, given the swingweight that you put in.

Seemed like it would be useful enough to those that believe in MgR/I that I'd put it here, regardless of how useful the metric itself may be. I haven't tried tuning using MgR/I yet, so I'm in no position to say whether it will actually do you any good tennis-wise.

Link to calculator (Desmos)

Apologies if someone has already made something this. If so, I couldn't find it, only calculators to find MgR/I from basic specs, not the other way around.

I’ve got to think more on this but actually seems pretty cool.

one piece of feedback: why is x axis in kg and not g? X axis should be g.

 

[tomkowy]

I made this for myself while starting to explore what MgR/I has to offer. The idea (as far as I've been able to gather) is that you can use MgR/I as a last step in tuning the weighting of a racquet, by finding your ideal swingweight first and then using MgR/I to find a weight and balance that works for you.

The calculator will take the swingweight and MgR/I that you want, and show you all the possible combinations of static weight and balance that would give you that MgR/I, given the swingweight that you put in.

Seemed like it would be useful enough to those that believe in MgR/I that I'd put it here, regardless of how useful the metric itself may be. I haven't tried tuning using MgR/I yet, so I'm in no position to say whether it will actually do you any good tennis-wise.

Link to calculator (Desmos)

Apologies if someone has already made something this. If so, I couldn't find it, only calculators to find MgR/I from basic specs, not the other way around.

Looks good! This graph is just showing all possibilities, right?

What would be great is to get a racquet customization tool that shows you how to change a specific parameter without changing MGR/I. Example: I want to add SW without changing twisweight, nor MGR/I. RacquetTune app on iOS is very nice but it doesn't show MGR/I unfortunately.

 

[MattHeup]

I’ve got to think more on this but actually seems pretty cool.

one piece of feedback: why is x axis in kg and not g? X axis should be g.

Fixed! I tried to do that when I was making yesterday it but screwed it up in a really dumb way and couldn't find what was wrong, so I just went with kg because it worked. It's in grams now.

 

[MattHeup]

Looks good! This graph is just showing all possibilities, right?

What would be great is to get a racquet customization tool that shows you how to change a specific parameter without changing MGR/I. Example: I want to add SW without changing twisweight, nor MGR/I. RacquetTune app on iOS is very nice but it doesn't show MGR/I unfortunately.

That's a great idea but I have no idea how to make that happen

 

[Rubiks]

I've been playing with this lots and wanted to thank you, I've found it really helpful.

 

[aaron_h27]

Very cool, thank you!

 

[mionske]

I made this for myself while starting to explore what MgR/I has to offer. The idea (as far as I've been able to gather) is that you can use MgR/I as a last step in tuning the weighting of a racquet, by finding your ideal swingweight first and then using MgR/I to find a weight and balance that works for you.

The calculator will take the swingweight and MgR/I that you want, and show you all the possible combinations of static weight and balance that would give you that MgR/I, given the swingweight that you put in.

Seemed like it would be useful enough to those that believe in MgR/I that I'd put it here, regardless of how useful the metric itself may be. I haven't tried tuning using MgR/I yet, so I'm in no position to say whether it will actually do you any good tennis-wise.

Link to calculator (Desmos)

Apologies if someone has already made something this. If so, I couldn't find it, only calculators to find MgR/I from basic specs, not the other way around.

This is super cool! Anyway to incorporate target recoil weight into the tuner? I'm interested in targeting both mgr/i, recoil weight, and sw