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SUPER NOVA 2 (6)
Re: SUPER NOVA 2by Ben 18 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: SUPER NOVA 2) was posted by Ben, on 12/2/2007 1:01:49 AM:
| Hi Fadil, it seems obvious how they are getting around the ban. They are coating the pips with a sticky fluid that eventually dries up into a hard slippery surface. This means that out of the bag it is above the 25 Nm, but over time it becomes frictionless. I have noticed that Hallmark are selling this sticky fluid on their web site, which makes what they are doing legitimate. Though local leagues and tournament organizers are not going to folk out the thousands of dollars to buy a friction testing machine so the players of these minor events are not going to buy the liquid. Would you agree that this is what could be happening? Ben |