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Get ready to boosters and tuners Ban (41)
Re: Get ready to boosters and tuners Banby Ben 17 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Get ready to boosters and tuners Ban) was posted by Ben, on 6/14/2008 12:43:42 AM:
| Hi JRS Dallas, just because it would be illegal for 2 reasons to put your long pips in a hot place does not mean that if one was to do that they would not get away with it. There is no way to test it for sure, the ITTF are not going to provide those friction testing machines for local tournaments. With the above about the new Neubauer antis being true then how on earth did they get ITTF approved? I am wondering about this because a couple of people we know have seen a sheet of Grizzly and they say it is totally frictionless. One guy said "the ball slides across it like table hockey". Thanks, Ben. |