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Originally Posted by Michigan Joe
Depending on the size of the magnet and the strength of vibration of the board, magnets can have an effect on the way boards run. Usually it creates a very local slow spot. A strong magnet on a small Tudor superbowl board can actually affect the vibration on the whole field. Players actually tend to gravitate towards local slow spots too.
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I second what Joe has said. I VERY MUCH prefer stationery bases to magnets!
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—Idiom
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