Forward oil vs reverse oil
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Forward oil vs reverse oil
This pattern has more reverse oil (18.56 mL) than forward (5.92 mL). Any particular effect and how does it affect ball motion? Thanks.
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Right handed
PAP: 5 1/8 up 3/4
Speed: 15.5 mph (Kegel Specto)
Rev: 350 RPM
Axis tilt: 18-20*
Axis rotation: 60*
Re: Forward oil vs reverse oil
Forward Oil:
The forward oil creates the shape of the pattern and controls the breakpoint location.
Reverse Oil:
Reverse oil controls the amount of oil in the front part of the lane. The more reverse oil in relation to the forward oil, the longer the pattern will last and the smaller the transitions
The forward oil creates the shape of the pattern and controls the breakpoint location.
Reverse Oil:
Reverse oil controls the amount of oil in the front part of the lane. The more reverse oil in relation to the forward oil, the longer the pattern will last and the smaller the transitions
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Re: Forward oil vs reverse oil
Bowl1820,
I was searching for some oil pattern info, and decided to post against this thread.
I read somewhere that the ideal ratio is 60/40 for the pattern to last longer, and control the oil in the mid-lane and back-end, but cannot put my finger on it.
I also recall some literature that had some rules-of-thumb abut reverse-to-forward oil %, but cannot find that article. It seemed as though the article offered up the idea that if the percentage was less than 40%, the pattern dissipates quicker; if the percentage was greater than 60%, you had excess reverse oil. I think there were ranges in between that suggested possible affects of that amount of reverse oil, etc.
Do you have any info on percentages and possible impacts on ball reactions?
Thanks.
I was searching for some oil pattern info, and decided to post against this thread.
I read somewhere that the ideal ratio is 60/40 for the pattern to last longer, and control the oil in the mid-lane and back-end, but cannot put my finger on it.
I also recall some literature that had some rules-of-thumb abut reverse-to-forward oil %, but cannot find that article. It seemed as though the article offered up the idea that if the percentage was less than 40%, the pattern dissipates quicker; if the percentage was greater than 60%, you had excess reverse oil. I think there were ranges in between that suggested possible affects of that amount of reverse oil, etc.
Do you have any info on percentages and possible impacts on ball reactions?
Thanks.
Re: Forward oil vs reverse oil
I don't recognize that right off hand, But that sounds like something that maybe in one of the Kegel articles where they tell about adjusting the patterns.
http://www.kegel.net/white-papers-articles/
http://www.kegel.net/white-papers-articles/
"REMEMBER, it isn't how much the ball hooks, it's where."
Re: Forward oil vs reverse oil
As always good information. Certainly green click material.bowl1820 wrote:Forward Oil:
The forward oil creates the shape of the pattern and controls the breakpoint location.
Reverse Oil:
Reverse oil controls the amount of oil in the front part of the lane. The more reverse oil in relation to the forward oil, the longer the pattern will last and the smaller the transitions
Nice wiki factoid, if not already there.
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