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lsosa54 · 06-05-2012, 01:32 PM

Very good point by FTL. Brohamer always emphasized the same back in the 80's. I think he has a good section in his book. As an an isolated factor, I've never found any use for it. When comparing a pace duel into the turn or a move by an EP/P, it can be very useful.

I'm also not sure whether the RDSS TT is the simple fractional turn time or contains additional Sartin formulas. Back in the Synergism II days, I believe Purdy had come up with some "enhanced" version of TT.

You will notice large turn time differences when you get to 7F and also when comparing to a bullring such as FPX.

06-05-2012, 01:32 PM	#5
lsosa54 Grade 1 Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: NYC and San Diego Posts: 627	Very good point by FTL. Brohamer always emphasized the same back in the 80's. I think he has a good section in his book. As an an isolated factor, I've never found any use for it. When comparing a pace duel into the turn or a move by an EP/P, it can be very useful. I'm also not sure whether the RDSS TT is the simple fractional turn time or contains additional Sartin formulas. Back in the Synergism II days, I believe Purdy had come up with some "enhanced" version of TT. You will notice large turn time differences when you get to 7F and also when comparing to a bullring such as FPX.