Hi Brad, Andre, Tim, and ALL
Does everyone assume R flex is 4.5 Flex? Years ago R flex was 5.5 designation. A few years ago SK Fiber published the PCS Equalizer chart in their shaft catalogue. This is where I got the following cpm vs. #.# Flex designations: What do you tell a customer when they want to know Letter and not Number flex? Brad you stated: 5-Iron = 38" @ 6.0 be 309 cpm. This is different from my PCS Equalizer chart as follows: 5-IRON at 38" (no grip) 318cpm, 6.5 Flex - I assume this to be X Flex 313cpm, 6.0 Flex - I assume this to be S+ Flex 308cpm, 5.5 Flex - I assume this to be S Flex 303cpm, 5.0 Flex - I assume this to be R+ Flex 298cpm, 4.5 Flex - I assume this to be R Flex Brad you stated: Driver = 45" @ 6.0 be 253 cpm. This is different from my PCS Equalizer chart as follows: DRIVER at 45" (no grip) 258cpm, 6.5 Flex - I assume this to be X Flex 253cpm, 6.0 Flex - I assume this to be S+ Flex 248cpm, 5.5 Flex - I assume this to be S Flex 243cpm, 5.0 Flex - I assume this to be R+ Flex 238cpm, 4.5 Flex - I assume this to be R Flex Tim Hewitt has stated, "The PCS flex values did not align to the Rifle values even though they used the same numbering system." PCS's Equalizer software system: http://www.myostrichgolf.com/equalizer/ Thanks Harry S www.myGolfDNA.com <http://www.mygolfdna.com/> Wingham, Canada _____ From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Brad Smith Sent: Saturday, December 13, 2008 11:41 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: ShopTalk: PCS Equalizer Andre, In the link from Tim, one of the charts shows a flex value of 4.0 for a 38" iron at 289cpm. That value was for a freq meter that read the same as the calibration shaft standard, according to the chart. That would make a 38" @ 6.0 be 309, or a 6.0 45" driver be 253cpm. As I understand, these are for ungripped clubs.. Do you know if this is the "standard" for that system? Thanks Brad _____
