Old Jan 25 2010, 06:54 PM   #10711
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I bought 2 new orcs and they were way stable and so was the beast I bought I 2 wish they had a old type beast
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Old Jan 25 2010, 09:01 PM   #10712
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I stocked up on old Champ Orcs before the clearer runs came out, becasue they used to be my go-to driver, but now I really don't need all of them.

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Old Jan 26 2010, 03:23 PM   #10713
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Dave, did the Discmania CD mold change? Someone posted a picture of a one of the new stamped ones on DGR, and it looks like the PD top. Sort of like the difference between the proto and production PD.

New CD (Craze) vs Old CD


PD (Freak) vs New CD (Craze)
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Old Jan 26 2010, 03:54 PM   #10714
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Dave, did the Discmania CD mold change? Someone posted a picture of a one of the new stamped ones on DGR, and it looks like the PD top. Sort of like the difference between the proto and production PD.

New CD (Craze) vs Old CD


PD (Freak) vs New CD (Craze)
The "First Run" was actually a proto. There were very few of those made.
All of the Discmania drivers have the same characteristic look now. As far as the way they fly, they should be very similar.
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Old Jan 26 2010, 03:57 PM   #10715
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Dave, when you say 'similar', I assume you mean the "First Run" CD is similar to the new "Craze" CD?

For what it's worth, I'm glad you changed the CD. I have a few of the XMas PDs (the one with the same top as the 1st Run CD), and enjoy the production ones more.
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Old Jan 26 2010, 04:05 PM   #10716
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We are going to be making them in R-Pro. They have been out for a while. May I presume your question has to do with the softness? We will be making softer next run.

"They have been out for a while?"
Please clarify as I've yet to find any JK Aviars made with R-Pro material (or at least a BB Aviar in R-Pro)available either online or on Innova's page.

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Old Jan 26 2010, 07:07 PM   #10717
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"They have been out for a while?"
Please clarify as I've yet to find any JK Aviars made with R-Pro material (or at least a BB Aviar in R-Pro)available either online or on Innova's page.

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The Pro Rhyno and the JK were the first R-Pro discs essentially. Some R-Pro is a little stiffer and some a little softer. Some feel a little stiffer or softer due to the structure of the disc.

What quality are you looking for?
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Old Jan 26 2010, 07:18 PM   #10718
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Hi dave-
can you describe the flight (w/ comparisons) of the new production discmania control drivers? I really love the power driver, especially in the p plastic.
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Old Jan 26 2010, 07:50 PM   #10719
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can you describe the flight (w/ comparisons) of the new production discmania control drivers? I really love the power driver, especially in the p plastic.
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The CD is basically a less over stable version of the PD.

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Old Jan 27 2010, 09:04 AM   #10720
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The Pro Rhyno and the JK were the first R-Pro discs essentially.
The only R-Pro Aviars I have seen are beadless. My JKs have a bead.
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Old Jan 27 2010, 11:34 AM   #10721
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Dave,
when was the AviarXD made? will it ever get made again?
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Old Jan 27 2010, 11:53 AM   #10722
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'84 or '85. The XD is still available.
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Old Jan 27 2010, 12:40 PM   #10723
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The only R-Pro Aviars I have seen are beadless. My JKs have a bead.
All JKs are big bead driver Aviars. All are some form of R-Pro. None are called R-Pro JKs. They are still called JK Aviars. The newest runs have flight numbers.
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Old Jan 27 2010, 03:37 PM   #10724
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Dave is there any chance of getting the JK's run again in the type of plastic that the 3X's JK's were run in? I got my hands on a 3X's JK and it's night and day when it comes to the softness and grip of the 3X's vs. the 5X's ones.
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Old Jan 27 2010, 07:56 PM   #10725
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All JKs are big bead driver Aviars. All are some form of R-Pro. None are called R-Pro JKs. They are still called JK Aviars. The newest runs have flight numbers.
Dave, this is the question we all are asking: how are the JKs identified as R-Pro and therefore soft ones? Does is say R on the bottom, on top? I know the mold is called JK Pro Aviar, but I usually order online, and I want to know what I'm getting. I want JK Aviars in the R-Pro plastic that approximates the R-Pro P&A softness. Thank you so much.
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Old Jan 27 2010, 09:27 PM   #10726
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will the r pro rhynos be stamped "r pro rhynos" or just have the flight numbers on it to identify them?
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Old Jan 27 2010, 09:33 PM   #10727
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Dave, this is the question we all are asking: how are the JKs identified as R-Pro and therefore soft ones? Does is say R on the bottom, on top? I know the mold is called JK Pro Aviar, but I usually order online, and I want to know what I'm getting. I want JK Aviars in the R-Pro plastic that approximates the R-Pro P&A softness. Thank you so much.
Okay. I understand now, I think. We had to run JKs a little stiffer in the past because the mold wouldn't cooperate and tended to produce sunken flight plates when we made them too soft. We believe we have solved that problem and will be able to produce substantially softer runs in the future. We did make one short run already, but it has not been stamped. Also, I am not sure it was done as soft as we can, but it was softer than we have been doing.

The hotstamp for newer JKs will have flight numbers. I don't know how much older stock we have that will be stamped with the newer stamp when they come up in the stamping rotation. All new JKs will have the new stamp. Also, the newly produced JKs will have different engraving on the bottom.

The ink on the bottom will still say JK, as will the stamp.
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Old Jan 27 2010, 09:35 PM   #10728
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will the r pro rhynos be stamped "r pro rhynos" or just have the flight numbers on it to identify them?
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The R-Pro Rhynos will say R-Pro.
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Old Jan 27 2010, 09:36 PM   #10729
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Dave is there any chance of getting the JK's run again in the type of plastic that the 3X's JK's were run in? I got my hands on a 3X's JK and it's night and day when it comes to the softness and grip of the 3X's vs. the 5X's ones.
Yes.
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Old Jan 28 2010, 12:40 AM   #10730
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Old Jan 28 2010, 03:18 AM   #10731
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Question Valk/Monarch hybrids?

Dave, do you now these Champ Valk/Monarch hybrids?
http://cgi.ebay.com/Champion-Valkyri...item4ced595445
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Old Jan 28 2010, 07:18 AM   #10732
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Dave, do you now these Champ Valk/Monarch hybrids?
http://cgi.ebay.com/Champion-Valkyri...item4ced595445
This is an alternate mold for Monarchs. It allows us to get lower weights for the Asian players.
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Old Jan 28 2010, 08:59 AM   #10733
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Originally Posted by Tim Red Beard
Dave is there any chance of getting the JK's run again in the type of plastic that the 3X's JK's were run in? I got my hands on a 3X's JK and it's night and day when it comes to the softness and grip of the 3X's vs. the 5X's ones.

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Yes.
Dave any chance of getting some other colors ran also? To be specific, orange JK Aviars.
Thanks again for all of the time you spend here answering our questions.
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Old Jan 28 2010, 10:14 AM   #10734
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Dave is there any chance of getting the JK's run again in the type of plastic that the 3X's JK's were run in? I got my hands on a 3X's JK and it's night and day when it comes to the softness and grip of the 3X's vs. the 5X's ones.



Dave any chance of getting some other colors ran also? To be specific, orange JK Aviars.
Thanks again for all of the time you spend here answering our questions.
You can still get Orange JK's in the normal run, there are some on eBay that are a reasonable price, 11 bucks Buy It Now. I just got one last week.

However have the 3X's plastic run in different colors would be awesome!
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The CD is basically a less over stable version of the PD.

Dave, what was the motivation for the change in top for both the CD and PD from the 1st Runs?
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Dave is there any chance of getting the JK's run again in the type of plastic that the 3X's JK's were run in? I got my hands on a 3X's JK and it's night and day when it comes to the softness and grip of the 3X's vs. the 5X's ones.



Dave any chance of getting some other colors ran also? To be specific, orange JK Aviars.
Thanks again for all of the time you spend here answering our questions.
Yes, the new runs will be in colors and softer.
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Dave, what was the motivation for the change in top for both the CD and PD from the 1st Runs?
We wanted all the Discmania drivers to have a distinctive look.
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Old Jan 28 2010, 10:46 AM   #10738
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We wanted all the Discmania drivers to have a distinctive look.
So the change with the top didn't have anything to do with flight characteristics?
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So the change with the top didn't have anything to do with flight characteristics?

Correct.
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Old Jan 28 2010, 01:17 PM   #10740
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Okay. I understand now, I think. We had to run JKs a little stiffer in the past because the mold wouldn't cooperate and tended to produce sunken flight plates when we made them too soft. We believe we have solved that problem and will be able to produce substantially softer runs in the future. We did make one short run already, but it has not been stamped. Also, I am not sure it was done as soft as we can, but it was softer than we have been doing.

The hotstamp for newer JKs will have flight numbers. I don't know how much older stock we have that will be stamped with the newer stamp when they come up in the stamping rotation. All new JKs will have the new stamp. Also, the newly produced JKs will have different engraving on the bottom.

The ink on the bottom will still say JK, as will the stamp.
Awesome!. Thank you, thank you, thank you. Will be looking forward to these.
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