Comments on: Roto-Grip Rogue Cell Bowling Ball Review http://www.johncongdon.com/roto-grip-rogue-cell-bowling-ball-review/ My life as an IT "Professional" Mon, 15 Feb 2010 11:59:01 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Adam Pavlovich http://www.johncongdon.com/roto-grip-rogue-cell-bowling-ball-review/comment-page-1/#comment-119 Adam Pavlovich Fri, 13 Mar 2009 23:47:50 +0000 http://www.johncongdon.com/?p=258#comment-119 I was able to get a pre-release Rogue Cell from my local pro shop. The pro shop drilled it using the dual-angle method (I don't know what the angles were). I found my PAP to be 4 1/2" right on the mid-line. The pin, cg, and mass bias all ended up in similar positions to your ball John. This is where I get confused. My ball ended up needing a weight hole. It was put in a spot almost straight right of my fingers (it might be above my pap on the val, but not sure, didn't ask), which I thought was odd, as I normally see them on the pap or below it. I assume the specs of our balls were different, as I just don't understand this whole weight-hole thing (my ball has a 2.5-3" pin and 2.68oz. of top weight). I understand why they are needed (USBC rules, no more than 1oz. of side weight), but I don't understand how two layouts can look so similar, yet be so different. Maybe this is topic that you guys can hit up on Talk Bowling sometime soon? From the basic; why they are needed, to the more complex; how it is determined that they are needed, and how the placement affects ball reaction. I was able to get a pre-release Rogue Cell from my local pro shop. The pro shop drilled it using the dual-angle method (I don't know what the angles were). I found my PAP to be 4 1/2" right on the mid-line. The pin, cg, and mass bias all ended up in similar positions to your ball John. This is where I get confused. My ball ended up needing a weight hole. It was put in a spot almost straight right of my fingers (it might be above my pap on the val, but not sure, didn't ask), which I thought was odd, as I normally see them on the pap or below it. I assume the specs of our balls were different, as I just don't understand this whole weight-hole thing (my ball has a 2.5-3" pin and 2.68oz. of top weight). I understand why they are needed (USBC rules, no more than 1oz. of side weight), but I don't understand how two layouts can look so similar, yet be so different. Maybe this is topic that you guys can hit up on Talk Bowling sometime soon? From the basic; why they are needed, to the more complex; how it is determined that they are needed, and how the placement affects ball reaction.

]]> By: John Congdon http://www.johncongdon.com/roto-grip-rogue-cell-bowling-ball-review/comment-page-1/#comment-105 John Congdon Thu, 26 Feb 2009 11:09:03 +0000 http://www.johncongdon.com/?p=258#comment-105 Soon my friend. Soon. Been a busy week at work :(<br /><br />Sent from my iPhone Soon my friend. Soon. Been a busy week at work :(

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]]> By: Adam Pavlovich http://www.johncongdon.com/roto-grip-rogue-cell-bowling-ball-review/comment-page-1/#comment-104 Adam Pavlovich Thu, 26 Feb 2009 02:27:16 +0000 http://www.johncongdon.com/?p=258#comment-104 John, when are we going to get to see the video??? I'm dying to see this bad boy!!! John, when are we going to get to see the video??? I'm dying to see this bad boy!!!

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