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  1. Ma Long service video analysis (Footwork pattern)

    I saw similar video, can't remember where now, and thought about building it into the serve, but didn't quite get to it. Until I saw your video which motivated me again. It is not yet automatic for me though, it will take some time. Things I noticed, and explicitly try to focus on, are more...
  2. Best table tennis robot - Amicus prime or Power pong 5000

    Thank you. It must be great to swing total full power against such back-spin to get the ball hardly over net. When I bought Expert I thought the only difference to Prime is the UI (way of setting, not range of setting). Got caught...
  3. Best table tennis robot - Amicus prime or Power pong 5000

    I'd believe you if you say yes or no even without video. However I can't play it, it says "This video is private.".
  4. Edge tape?

    No doubt about that. I prefer to not suppose anything, and stay in void. And to be honest, I didn't quite follow the discussion, I just reacted on the photo. Perhaps I'm just high after the last training before lock-down :-).
  5. Edge tape?

    This is a very beautiful photo. If you see mine, you'd probably get some skin reaction. Especially the top BH side from banana... To add something, I'm also using foam tape, but I only cover the blade first (I need to cut the foam), and then put rubbers and cut them with more overlap, to align...
  6. Best table tennis robot - Amicus prime or Power pong 5000

    OK, thanks. On Amicus Expert if I set maximum backspin, only the bottom wheel rotates, and if I set maximum topspin, only the two top-side wheels rotate. Always out. And regardless the speed setting. Maybe Amicus Prime is different. Can you please once more describe what happens if you set...
  7. Best table tennis robot - Amicus prime or Power pong 5000

    If I set the max back-spin, the bottom wheel rotates, the two top-side wheels stay still. When the ball goes through, the two top-side wheels rotate a bit, but that is induced by the ball touching them, not that the robot would do something. On Amicus Expert, you have Prime. Can you see the...
  8. Best table tennis robot - Amicus prime or Power pong 5000

    @palguay Thank you very much for posting. Can you please state the range of "balls per minute" frequencies? I'm using anywhere between 40 to 90. Can the head rotate clock-wise - to produce side-spin? I am impressed about your timeline, pretty quick. I think top-spin/back-spin on non-serve...
  9. Daily Table Tennis Chit Chat

    Here October, November lock-down, no amateur training inside. Start of December release. Tomorrow 5th and last :-( training before another coming lock-down. It will pass...
  10. Best table tennis robot - Amicus prime or Power pong 5000

    I actually do. I just tried to put it more simply. It appeared a bit confusing to me, to say that the speed is proportional to the average, because I think it is intuitive to see it as proportional to the sum. But strictly speaking it is the same. Moveable head would be great. Sensor on the...
  11. Hello everyone, i have a question

    Yes, the law nr. 20 is unambiguous and does not even allow to state Baal's equality: n = s - 1. Thank you, good defense. Later on, the unstateable equality was shamelessly disproved by Kuba. What a sad morning.
  12. Racket left in car

    I don't know about short-pips, but a friend of mine, who tries many long-pips rubbers, regularly leaves the long-pips outside, exposed to the sun-light, to make it more deceitful, among other illegal tricks :-) Perhaps I should add, that these tricks are for team-members only, to not evoke...
  13. Hello everyone, i have a question

    The ultimate hit vibration.
  14. DHS long 5x vs King 3

    If you want to build some kind of approximate mental map of blades, and how they relate to each other, look at ttgearlab.com. But you already narrowed your focus. I think your range is very good, but it is actually pointless to say. Also I only speak from my very limited knowledge, because there...
  15. Hello everyone, i have a question

    DiLemma: n = s - 1
  16. Best table tennis robot - Amicus prime or Power pong 5000

    Let's say the angular speed is positive, if the wheel throws the ball out, and negative otherwise. Then the speed of the ball is proportional to the sum of the speeds, and the spin of the ball is proportional to the difference of the speeds, as you say. Head which points in any direction, and...
  17. Being a tall player and new yinhe rubber (mercury storm)

    It should not feel weird. There is a thread: https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/showthread.php?22247-Who-produces-the-best-youtube-coaching-videos I'd recommend TTNuri videos, he explains the mechanics nicely and he often uses Ma Long as a model for FH. Don't worry about the height.
  18. DHS HL5 & Dignics 09c help required !

    In the thread https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/showthread.php?23185-Xiom-Omega-7-China-Guang-and-Ying you mention you have Rakza Z EH incoming, and in this thread you mention it is good, so I inferred it arrived. But in the thread I didn't find any comparison. I don't mean to disturb or...
  19. DHS HL5 & Dignics 09c help required !

    Can you please compare the Rakza Z EH with the two Xiom Omega China rubbers? If here is unfit then in your thread about those rubbers.
  20. Best table tennis robot - Amicus prime or Power pong 5000

    On Amicus Expert the throw wheels can't counter-rotate, at least so I observed. Each of the 3 wheels independently either stays still or rotate with variable (per excercise) angular speed. The direction of the rotation of each wheel is "compatible" with the forward motion of the ball (so that on...
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