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| Author: | haggisv [ 05 Jul 2017, 20:28 ] |
| Post subject: | Dr Neubauer Bison vs Rhino |
I tested a Dr Neubauer Bison and a Rhino, both in 1.8mm black, against the balls machine. I set it on high speed & spin, so that I could get good idea of spin reversal and how well it took the pace off. The Rhino did not only take the pace off better, but it also had a considerably lower trajectory, making it easier to keep it low. I put the robot on sidespin, to get a good idea of how much spin was returned (by the curve & bounce of the ball). Again the Rhino returned considerably more spin, it was quite noticable. It surprised me a little actually, because just by feeling the rubber with my fingers, the Rhino seems to have a little more grip. I'll still want to test the rubber in play, as I'm sure the better reversal of the Rhino comes at a price, but it's looking good so far. These are the manufacturer ratings: Bison: Speed: 60 Disruptive effect: 105 Control: 82 Rhino: Speed: 60 Disruptive effect: 105 Control: 84 |
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| Author: | TraditionalTradesman [ 06 Jul 2017, 05:58 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Dr Neubauer Bison vs Rhino |
Curious how these antis compare to LPs in how easy you found them as far as figuring out the right blade angle. Thanks. |
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| Author: | skilless_slapper [ 23 Jul 2017, 14:46 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Dr Neubauer Bison vs Rhino |
Any word on these? I just ordered a rhino to test. Any comparison to mega block or transformer? |
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| Author: | hardbatpower [ 24 Jul 2017, 04:21 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Dr Neubauer Bison vs Rhino |
I tried Rhino. I found it to be a bit bouncier than most antis at low to medium speeds. Reasonably good for attacking no or low spin balls. In general, frictionless antis have a challenge - the degree of friction varies throughout the course of a session. It varies by the temperature and humidity, the type of ball, etc. Unfortunately Rhino is no exception. The topsheet has longer pips like Transformer, but it's a bit flexible, hence the bounciness. I have been using ABS which is really hard. |
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