Anyone buy this in an A3? If so, how much does it weight? Also, is it IBJJF tournament legal?
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I bought the A3, it weighs 3lbs on the dot. I used it to compete in the US Open a couple days ago and it's definitely IBJJF approved. Also it's one of the most comfortable Gi's I've ever owned...and I own some really top level Gi's.
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Gitzo site has it at 1.65 lbs. It feels very light but sturdy. I use it on a Canon 300/4 and 400/2.8. The monopod is very stable, even at its longest height. The last section is thin compared to the other sections but I constantly get sharp pictures shooting soccer. It easily fits in a sachel type bag. I would say if you shoot with long lens this is a must. The legs very quickly unlock and the top of the monopod will hold any lens. If you use a tripod head on top besure it is big enough other wise the range of motion will be limited.
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I love mine. No buyers remorse or anything like that. One thing I would suggest would be to upgrade the build plate though as the acrylic plate warps. If you can design it in a 3D modeling program, you can print it (for the most part). So to answer your questions, Yes, imo, it is worth the money. I would imagine that you could build airsoft guns with this with mostly printed parts. Would still need springs and such like that though of course.
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Attempted to weigh it, and I come up with something around 2.5 lbs. for the upper (dark colored) motor/grip part attached to the blade assembly (the long, lower metallic piece). It is substantial feeling but pretty easy to handle. You could (and should?) use two hands while operating it.
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That's actually the reason I bought mine. For sparring and such. It works well and is durable. Softens the blows while proving to be durable and easy to maneuver in.
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Return it. Mine had the same problem. Its got a crappy hopup bucking that I had to change. This is a beginners airsoft weapon for casual play. Its also way overpriced. I bought the exact same one on amazon for under a hundred bucks. Anything over that and you're getting ripped off. And NEVER USE BBS LIGHTER THAN .20! it will damage your weapon.
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not this model, it's for a short action. you want a long action. try academy sports.
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hey man ill let you know i just ordered one and am guessing its the full kit for $378 dollars so ill get back to you when it gets here.. the shipping weight is 65lbs and other sites have the full kit as 70lbs it might be missing something but im not sure if the package was weighed wrong or what but it seems like one hell of a deal!!
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I have a 20 size Trio on one of my ultralight rods. I find it a bit heavy for such a light rod, but manageable. I have a 20 size Avenger on the other and it's better balanced. I still prefer the trio due to it's super smooth drag.
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We have a guy who is 5'7", 135 in our gym. He got an A1, and it's about right. Definitely don't get an A2; I'm 5'10", 165, and while it fits me, there's still room to go.
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I land board with my B3 using 15mph winds. I way 160lb, so 15mhp winds is perfect for me. anything more is to much since I am still a noobie
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I have this plane and it is great. Full function of aielerons and flaps if you want them. I'm an intermediate flyer and had no trouble handling it.
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I don't know the exact weight but it seems 3 times heavier than a badminton racket. Maybe the same weight as a tennis racket. It gives your arms a workout.
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It's pretty heavy, not sure how far you can hit it. Also, I'd use a racquet you don't care about!
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It is and actually has a lot of pieces inside to arrange for perfect fitting of multiple style controllers. I'm actually selling mine if your interested. I bought an actual Flight Case for my DDJ-SX. Let me know. Its basically brand new. Never took it on a gig.
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No issues with Air Play at all. I my A-7. I own two now and preparing to buy a third.
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the bike has good weight, about 18 pounds or so. I use it only for racing because the weight is excellent for running competitions.