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Insider and SB1F approved until June 30 (10)
Re: Insider and SB1F approved until June 30by Ben 17 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Insider and SB1F approved until June 30) was posted by Ben , on 11/25/2008 10:43:20 AM:
| Hi Fadil, If I had to bet my car on whether they will ban Insider and Swing Back IF or not, I would bet that they will. If they are going to ban it then they are going to ban it, this is a dictatorship and not a democracy. However this stuff did pass the initial friction test, which proves that they can produce and have passed long pips/pimples rubbers that give heavy spin reversal on blocks. This means that if it gets banned then they are just going to come out with something else that does the same thing. The reasons the ITTF give for wanting to ban the TT Master LPs is that the tips of the pips are a different level of friction than the side of the pips and the title bar, well that’s easy to fix, just bring the title bar and the side of the pips down in friction level. Even though the battle may be won, the war goes on. Thanks, Ben |