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Dude i have been trying for over a month to figure this out. Ticks according to speed, faster when going faster Stops when breaks applied Right rear wheel Rotated tires and stayed in rear Started after new pads installed Turning and bumps make no difference Pretty sure this is the problem Just break pads I was very close to replacing yhe wheel bearing and/hub Saved me a lot of trouble finding this Was incredibly hard to find the same sound/fitting symptoms So thanks for posting this

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Good stuff man!!!

Looking good, few mistakes only, even fewer in the net. May your back get well soon!

Playing through the pain!

I just demoed the 23 version out of curiosity. It was fast through the air and I was able to hit some missile forehands. However, in match play it was bit more unpredictable since I had to adjust my arm speed based on the different shots I was facing. I was hitting long as a result. I was 95% sure I was going to add it to my bad after day 1 but after the honeymoon wore off, I decided to hold off and just stick to my #1 girl - 23 gravity pro.

"Dead" is definitely the wrong word for sure How do you like the overall performance practicing with them?

For the ball to not get stuck I applied the "Professional-Grade Moldable Plastic Pellets by Polly Plastics" from amazon. I applied it on that panel in a slopy mold and glued it. To fix the issue of the ball not feeding I molded more of that noted mold and shaped the mold so that the crosswise shaft is further raised up a bit more than an inch and glued it on. On the dial section for adjusting the ball height from the luanch pad I appied a white "Fine Paint Marker for Rock Painting-Stone, Ceramic, Metal, Glass, Wood,Set of 6 Paint Pens High Volume Ink High Volume Ink for DIY Craft" from Amazon. I applied it on the black line marker for better visibility even from a distance. On the opening of the bag from the top entrance to place the racket I placed an elastic fiber string crosswise (made two a heated metal hole on both sides) and that is where I hang my towel. There's more but this is enough for now. Thanks for letting me share.

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Z fc is a fun camera to use and it works really well. It is my travel kit. Love having the FM/FE style body and controls. I think it would make a fine "only" camera for anyone who just loves taking pictures wherever they go. If shooting events, portraits, sports, large-scale landscape, etc. then, no the Z fc is not the best choice. Just depends what you need it for.

You want to try living in the UK...weather becomes irrelevant because it's always shit.

You favor 50 not 35

Food for thought. The Nikon D6 only had a 20mp sensor at full frame. 20mp DX will get you are really really nice 13x19 print if not larger. In comparison the sensor in the Z7II, Z9 and D850 will get you a 20"x30" print. Now talking glass the full range of Z S lenses plus all the F glass with the FTZ and you have choices. I do like the retro look of the Zfc. I also liked the look of the Df but it has a 13mp sensor and really needed a refresh after 5 years but sadly will never get it.

Still have a couple of FM bodies - love the feel of them and Nikon really got the ergonomics right. The only thing better than a Nikon Z body is a Nikon Z lens ... 🦘

I have the 28mm 2.8 lens on a Z5 and as you said the images are pretty good. It's a great carry around camera/lens combination but unfortunately the other prime lenses in the Zed prime range are too big & bulky. I can use my old manual focus lenses but the FTZ adaptor increases its size again. Great video!

Is this stick intended for more advanced players, 4.5 and above? I’m a 4.0 senior , all-court senior… maybe the 98 or 100 would be better for me???

Don' take it too seriously, but yours amms every second is extremely distracting

I agree. I have a Z6 among others and the Z fc is just as much a camera as the rest of the Z Nikon line up. I have to admit, at first I thought it was a gimmicky "toy" camera as others put it. But after a year just using FF mirrorless as a hobby, I wanted a smaller crop sensor body for longer reach and portability. I compared the Z fc, against the XT5, Canon R7, and even Sony A7C FF because of it's small size. The deeper I dived into it, the more the Z fc made sense. Low light/High ISO performance: The Nikon 20MP crop sensor is the best APSC sensor ever made IMO. You can see its iterations in the D500, D7500, Z30, Z50, and Z fc. Comparing it's low light performance/high ISO to other cameras just shows how it's ahead in low light performance. The XT4 26mp sensor produces good colors but too much noise at high ISO and colors drop off. Same with the new 40mp XT5. Great Fuji colors but they do not perform well at higher ISO, they start to get visibly noisy at 6400+ and that's where Nikon 20mp sensor shines. Not to mention Fuji lenses are expensive. Sure, there are plenty, but they're expensive, take the $800 Fujinon 70-300 for example, it's not that much of an improvement over the Z DX 50-250. The Fujifilm build quality is also not good compared to Sony, Nikon, Canon. And fanboys will tell you about the film simulations, but I have many amazing film simulation presets in lightroom. Then the 23mm LM WR 1.4 Fujinon is $800, meanwhile the class leading Nikon Z S line 50mm 1.8 is only $500-600, and the Z lens lineup is growing and allowing 3rd party lenses and at the time of writing this there is more Z lenses than Canon RF lenses available. When you take a look at Canon APSC their autofocus is fantastic, possibly the best, but they also suffer in low light/high ISO (possibly due to high pixel density). Fuji fanboys will bash the Nikons, especially DX, but I prefer quality over quantity of features, and the few things the Z30/Z50/Zfc can do, it does very well. I don't need a hundred lenses, just a few really good ones. Pair the Z fc with the kit lens with VR and I have been able to get great pictures at 1/4 shutter. Or the 50-250 for a compact telephoto setup for casual wildlife outings/zoo visits/family sports/air shows. Or pick a Z prime 24mm 1.8 or 35mm 1.8 or 50mm 1.8 for maximum picture qualities. Or 28mm 2.8, 50-250mm DX Z tele, new pancake 26mm 2.8, 40mm F2, 24-200mm Z, 18-140 VR, or dozens of 3rd party lenses like the Voigtlander 23mm f1.2, or old school with the FTZ with 35mm DX or AFP 70-300. So many options! Canons are feature rich in their crop bodies, but they lack small lenses for their crop bodies and their crop bodies are almost the size of the full frame. If the Zfc or Z50 didn't exist I'd probably take the Canon R7 for their AF and dual card slots. Sony used to provide competitive crop sensor cameras but their performance has fallen behind. I compared the Sony A7C full frame side by side with the Z fc and the low light perfomance is about the same. The Sonys get greener the higher ISO you go. If people say the Z fc feels like a toy, they should use one because I found the build quality to be better than the mid range Fujifilm and on par with higher end Fujifilm bodies. The lens selection for Z dx is perfectly fine as you can use any Z lens and + FTZ adapter. The new 26mm F2.8 on the Z fc is a perfect stealth street photography camera that produces stunning results regardless of sensor size. The low light/high ISO performance is incredible. The colors are typical Nikon magic and SOOC files from my Nikons are better than what I got with Fuji/Sony. Not to mention the AF on the Zfc is improved over the Z50 and carries a lot of features/updates over from the Z6/Z7 II. I can keep going on and on but the Z fc is a fantastic little gem, and it's not just for appearance, it really does perform exceptionally and I believe one of the best general use crop sensor bodies ever made, especially for a compact setup with the 26mm f2.8.

I wouldn’t agree with calling it a “toy”- or “fun”-camera. Focus-peaking, ergonomic controls, and long-exposure settings are (to list just a few features) extremely good and useful, as is the versatile flip-screen. It’s a great camera for serious use (in the 2 years I’ve had it). Otherwise, I agree: it’s significantly underrated.

I think there's just a lot of Nikon haters out there. I have the Zfc and also the Fujifilm X100V and I feel like in most cases the Zfc is the superior camera. The one thing that kind of lets the Zfc down is how cheap the bottom plate on the Zfc feels, especially the the battery door. The X100V feels much higher quality in the hand, but the AF is worse, I don't like the colors as much, the evf is worse, it's harder to switch between shooting modes, and the iPhone app from Fujifilm is trash. I ended up getting the official Nikon grip for my Zfc and it made a huge difference in the premium feel of the camera.

you know you van extend racquets using the XTP buttcap? You can extend the 95 fairly easily.

I played with the 2021 vcore 95, and gave up due to the lack of feel. Your commentary on the dampening difference just might tempt me into trying it again 😅

Your forehand is taking the ball too high

I played with the first vcores. I don’t remember if those were the sv. the feel of those is very similar to the 2023.

I'm currently using a 13 year old Babolat Pure drive racquet 100 ( I have slight tennis elbow ) so I know when I move to a new racquet it will take a while to get used too. My game relies on heavy top spin however I really have to put a lot of energy to generate spin and power which really can make me tired at times. I think it's due to the old racquet. I'm thinking I could evolve my game with a new racquet I can put less energy in and reap the benefits of getting easier power and spin. I also enjoy a nice slice and the occasional flat shot. I have no idea what brand I should get but I had seen the ezone and the vcore. I'm open to any brand of racquet so please help me out as I have no clue and what strings should I get and at what tightness! I honestly am struggling because there are so many brands and types etc. Thanks heaps for the replies

Looks so ugly tho...

hmm maybe you can give me your thoughts on this: I currently hit with the 2021 vcore95. I found the 2021 vcore 98 way too stiff (arm issues) so I never pursued it, but with the new one being softer I thought about trying it out for a bit of extra juice/slightly less demanding. Unfortunately getting a demo where I live is next to impossible. Would you say the 2023 vcore98 is LESS stiff than the 2021 vcore95? How would you compare the two? Thanks!

How can it be a 95 if it's wider? Mains shorter?

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All I hear is 98plus. There’s nothing about the new raquet

Can you give more thoughts / review on the new 95 2023 version

Great idea

I know it too well if someone claims the ball wasn't on the line when it clearly was. Thing is, next time I make a clear mistake and the other person doesn't notice it, I won't correct it ;-)

Great vid! I need to work on my service returns and will try this oit

That's about the same setting I am using. I am now placing the bag at the opposite T-line; this way, the balls bounce in the serve box, and I have to hit the balls with less power and more control to avoid them going long. To my surprise, my game has become significantly more consistent; my body automatically adds power when needed (e.g. when I hit a ball close to the ground line). I will eventually have the same slinger bag position that you have right now, but I first want to be as consistent as possible with the setting I have now.

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When I toss the ball to 11 am, I usually get more spin on it, but it's accidental and I once almost pulled a muscle by hitting a ball tossed too far to the left, so gotta get that under control. But when the ball is hit on the left, there is usually topspin on it and it goes inside.

That looks so cool. Very consistent. You know those rallyes where two 4.5 players play hard shots back and forth to each others baselines? This is like that, just a little slower, but still clean hitting. Impressive!

Super-In!!! she is saying she wouldn't have gotten it.

Why dont you try the yoke steering wheel for tesla its perfect. Yoke steering wheel is a unique and fun way to steer. This high quality steering wheel has an incredible feel, too. It's a must-have for long road trips! I know where can you get it at a great price 😁😁

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Did you tailweight your stick since you added a decent amount of lead up top? Makes a big difference to SW and balance.

Don’t have the same menu ,hate people not explaining !

Good insights. For your forehand, are you thinking about rotating your torso first, or do you just trust that comes automatically with your swing?

Great video and thanks for the shout out. the adjustments you made to the drill are great and I think the drill is now set up much better. Every ball is being able to be used to help you improve and you can be more focused on the area of improvement. nice job!

Imagine you want to elbow someone behind you with your left arm, that gets your torso rotated counterclockwise/to the left.

That is so badass.