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| − | These ratios need to be calculated according to amount of speed dominance or rev dominance and/or excessive high rotation or excessive low rotation. you need a '''correct ratio''' to utilize in conjunction with your total sums to accurately calculate your '''sweet sums'''. Your adjusted ratio range would be used with the +or- total sums to calculate long pattern and short pattern layouts. Mo frequently uses the lower ratio range for control drillings for easy conditions or wet/dry. He frequently uses the higher ratio range for more challenging conditions.
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| − | The amount you increase or decrease ratios would depend on each individual bowlers specs and the ability of the ball driller to accurately interpret them.
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| − | Please note: at 7*of tilt and lower, the ratios seem to get smaller. At 10* of tilt many ratios are around 2.5:1. BUT at 7*tilt with high revs, the ratios seem to be closer to 2:1
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| − | At 7* tilt with higher rotation or speed ratios seem to be closer to 1.7:1
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| − | We think this might be in part due to the higher sums and 90* cap on the drilling angle.
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| − | These are our ideas of how we are trying to get a start at finding accurate ratios. We only give them so you can have an idea of how you might develop your own ideas. DON'T DRILL ANY BALLS UNTIL YOU
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| − | HAVE BEEN APPROVED BY THE MODERATORS
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