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good idea I didn't think of! THanks:)

Appreciate it!

Does anyone know of a trustworthy table installation service in the greater vancouver area? I appreciate the information a lot!

There are a couple methods I know of : 1. My primary method is HSV color detection, which is quite basic because it only detects balls with solid colors. Tracking striped balls using HSV is difficult because the stripes wobble, and the ball might look completely different in the next frame. I...

Yeah I can find some on Xianyu. It's just weird that the official store isn't selling them if the point is to have more C8 people buy them.

On their Taobao official store, they only sell 11.8 and 12.5. Here is the picture. I also asked the sales rep they said they don't have 10.5

but the thing is they don't sell 10.5 in China. I just checked online. They only have 11.8 and 12.5. the 10.5 cues are much rarer in China than the other two

Maybe they play with a almost flat tip lol

thank you, I just saw that. I'll delete my post.

If they use a flatter tip, then a larger diameter cue allows you to hit closer to center even when your aim is off? Maybe that's why they say that small diameter gives them "unwanted" spin.

Has anyone played with a 10.5 mm Cuetec cynergy? How do you like it? Is it very different from 12.5?

congratulations! I can't wait to get one myself! Although to me the huge black dot doesn't look so aesthetically pleasing :LOL:

thanks, I'll try that 😃

But a rubber tip lets you hit further right? I know it increases deflection and contact time, but you can hit farther with something that has highter COF

But a rubber tip lets you hit further right? I know it increases deflection and contact time, but you can hit farther with something that has highter COF

I shot at 2142FPS with those footage

I think it's a foul (but impossible to judge on the spot), the white didn't go in the direction you drew because it had topspin after bouncing off the cushion, and it hit the 3 really full, so the cue ball path looks like a soft follow shot with a full hit.

yeah, the tip or ferrule or shaft will contact the ball after the frist hit. Dr.Dave made one video on this You might not agree with the "miscue should be foul" statement but double hits do occur.

Yeah. One more thing that's possible to do might be to detect another hit to the CB shortly after (0.1 s maybe?) the first hit. Since all (observed) miscues involve multiple hits.

Does that mean that all the chalks Dr.Dave has tested all have COF~0.6 with the ball? That's why the miscue limits are all identical