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    Default Video of ball “backing up” and fading to the right

    The ball went through the traditional skid, hook and roll phases, but then began to backup and fade to the right.

    http://usbcongress.http.internapcdn....eightVideo.wmv

    This from the 2011 Static Weights Study

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    That was interesting. Do you know what ball that was by chance?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Davec13 View Post
    That was interesting. Do you know what ball that was by chance?
    From what I read the balls they tested were ones specially made for them to run the tests with. It's not a off the shelf ball.

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    So they were just prototype core designs tests then?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Davec13 View Post
    So they were just prototype core designs tests then?
    No they were tests for the static weight study. The ball wasn't made to do that, they discovered it in the study.

    Read here:
    http://usbcongress.http.internapcdn....ightsStudy.pdf

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    That was an interesting read. I liked the damaged ball at the end. I bowl with above ground returns, that could be a fun night if the balls would jump off the return at any point.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bowl1820 View Post
    The ball went through the traditional skid, hook and roll phases, but then began to backup and fade to the right.

    http://usbcongress.http.internapcdn....eightVideo.wmv

    This from the 2011 Static Weights Study
    This is like the study that determined that peanut butter causes cancer.
    Feed a lab rat enough peanut butter, and bad things will happen.

    Here they had a ball with so much side weight that it jumped the track in the ball return.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mike White View Post
    This is like the study that determined that peanut butter causes cancer.
    Feed a lab rat enough peanut butter, and bad things will happen.

    Here they had a ball with so much side weight that it jumped the track in the ball return.
    I think that was point they were trying to make.

    "that if the current USBC static weight limits were eliminated or increased, the typical three-phase motion
    of bowling balls as they travel down a lane (skid, hook, then roll) would be significantly altered.
    A fourth phase of unpredictable motion begins to occur that would cause problems for bowlers
    and pro shop operators leading to an undesirable effect on the lanes"

    Right handed Stroker, high track ,about 13 degree axis tilt. PAP is located 5 9/16” over 1 3/4” up.Speed ave. about 14 mph at the pins. Medium rev’s.High Game 300, High series 798

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    if i could just get my ball to do that for some 10 pins.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brother_jd View Post
    if i could just get my ball to do that for some 10 pins.
    if you read study they mention that, they don't you to be able to do it.

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