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Old 03-20-2008, 01:52 PM
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I think the thing that really excites me is the customizing possibilities. Once you save the torso almost everything else can be manipulated. Maybe someone should customize theirs for the customizing/painting contest. Still time to get an entry in.
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Old 03-20-2008, 02:17 PM
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In my opinion, I feel that we should become better acquainted with this piece of equipment before we start cutting it up into poses of our choice. Unlike other figures, the TDQ has to be accurate. Moving, adding, or removing pieces from it could cause it to become inaccurate. Also, the feel can be changed when paint is applied.

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Old 03-20-2008, 02:25 PM
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That's fine but I think the point of making it three dimensional is so that it can be customized. I think this is a plus. Each coach can get used to their own touch and feel of the man...of course, I haven't got mine yet...GENO! Maybe once I see it in person, I will change my mind butI can see alot happening with this now or in the future.
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Old 03-20-2008, 02:44 PM
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It shouldn't be a problem getting this QB involved in tournament play. In my opinion, it is mainly due to the fact that it doesn't have to engage any other player on the board. Its primary mission is to throw the football.

If it is allowed to play among the other players on the board, it still won't be a problem because its weight is within standards.

Furthermore, it is better than the traditional TTQB because it has more release points, and its more durable. I see the spring lasting a long time. Moreover, the spring looks like it can be replaced if it does gets weak from use.

As a matter of fact, is it possible to get replacement springs for this piece of equipment? Geno will have to answer that.

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Maurice,
Thats great insight, and yes you can get replcement springs. For now thats all I will say.....but this is an area I spent alot of time testing. More on this subject as we all get further into the TDQ.


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Old 03-20-2008, 02:45 PM
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The TDQ is pretty cool. I still haven't quite dialed in the sweet spots to place the ball and the exact arm pull to apply (Man...it does throw a bullet though) in each situation, but once you get the feel with the TDQ I imagine the old TTQB will be obsolete. The only thing I worry about is the life of the spring.
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Old 03-21-2008, 01:34 PM
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After reading some of your reviews I can't wait for mine to arrive. Any more coaches who've received theirs want to add their two cents?

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The TDQ is pretty cool. I still haven't quite dialed in the sweet spots to place the ball and the exact arm pull to apply (Man...it does throw a bullet though) in each situation, but once you get the feel with the TDQ I imagine the old TTQB will be obsolete. The only thing I worry about is the life of the spring.



Do not worry! G-FORCE will provide product support if a problem arises. The spring is made of Music quality wire. I have literally thousands of throws with the EXACT same wire in the production model. Thats why I chose it. The arm has a built in limiter that limits the maxium travel of the arm. You would have to try hard and break it to exceed the limits of the spring. We might see a slight "seating of the spring" which would result in a slight loss of tension. But in setting up each TDQ I am quite confident I have allowed for this.

Thank you for all your feedback! I am glad you are pleased.

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Old 03-21-2008, 05:25 PM
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I would like to order two, how do I do the pay pal thing again?
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Old 03-21-2008, 10:34 PM
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Geno, I like the looks of this passer. Also it looks like it will last longer than a TTQ too.

I have one question that the pictures can not answer. Here is my question to everyone who had a chance to try it out.

Does the arm have play in it when you bring it back or is it very stiff? I hope the answer is that it does have play. Meaning that you can pull the arm back and it could go a little to the left or right. Making the coach have some skill on a accurate pass by making sure they pull it stright back. Then it would be like a TTQ and it should have a good chance to be allowed in EF leagues out there.

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