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Re: is 36 balls pers second possible?

In Reply to: is 36 balls pers second possible? posted by Loonis on May 29, 2003 at 09:35:24:

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Posted by:
m98monkey
on June 03, 2003 at 16:35:19

It is possible I guess, due the chrono thing or get a movie going. Post it on PBnation.com and have a guy there sound analyze it. We have proven many people wrong through that. One guy swore to god that an ecocker was doing like 30 bps. However, after analysis, while it sounded like it did, it was actually two sound. ONe was the gun firing, the other was the clack from the back block. The sound consistancy changed, it was actualy 14.23bps or something like that. Point is, we can find out by sound too if you can record it.

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: It is possible I guess, due the chrono thing or get a movie going. Post it on PBnation.com and have a guy there sound analyze it. We have proven many people wrong through that. One guy swore to god that an ecocker was doing like 30 bps. However, after analysis, while it sounded like it did, it was actually two sound. ONe was the gun firing, the other was the clack from the back block. The sound consistancy changed, it was actualy 14.23bps or something like that. Point is, we can find out by sound too if you can record it.

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