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Introducing...Son of Flubber?
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Re: Introducing...Son of Flubber?
So, new golf clubs?
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Re: Introducing...Son of Flubber?
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So, new golf clubs? [/ QUOTE ]The current USGA rule limiting the coefficient of restitution of a clubhead states that the COR cannot be higher than a measurement of 0.830. This means that when the clubhead impacts the ball, there cannot be more than an 83-percent transfer of the energy of the head to the ball. |
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Re: Introducing...Son of Flubber?
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So, new golf clubs? [/ QUOTE ] No, but look for West Poughkeepsie Central CC to win March Madness in 2012. |
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Re: Introducing...Son of Flubber?
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http://rainbowboys.blogspot.com/2007...quidmetal.html A metal with amazing properties. [/ QUOTE ] That was sweet. Aluminum bats in college ball a thing of the past? |
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Re: Introducing...Son of Flubber?
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[ QUOTE ] http://rainbowboys.blogspot.com/2007...quidmetal.html A metal with amazing properties. [/ QUOTE ] That was sweet. Aluminum bats in college ball a thing of the past? [/ QUOTE ] Yeah, aluminum bats aren't dangerous enough, they need THIS. |
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Re: Introducing...Son of Flubber?
That is [censored] awesome.
I want a handgun made out of that stuff. |
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Re: Introducing...Son of Flubber?
I wonder how well it would perform as armor?
Stu |
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Re: Introducing...Son of Flubber?
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I wonder how well it would perform as armor? Stu [/ QUOTE ] Was thinking it'd make a nice composite blade for hockey sticks. LiquidMetal website Bio-compatible and sharper than steel. Heh. |
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