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Mitch44 · 11-10-2017, 11:06 PM

Parts of Energy are within the RDSS program however it was an earlier program that the "Doc" abandoned as he evolved and created better programs.

Having been a user of EXDC the problem with it was which adjustment to use. Picking the correct adjustment after the fact was always easy but prior to an actual bet not so easy, and a problem for too many users. Bottom line is it won't nor will any earlier programs outperform his later programs such as those that came later from about Val 4 and after. Even Valadator evolved from earlier versions.The problems of adjustments were solved and a more proficient product was developed.

Deceleration was also honed from its earliest concept to V/DC. What's in the present RDSS is the best he ever came up with and some things from all previous programs. IMO While any earlier program will produce winners they won't on the scale that the present RDSS does.

Sartin knew where the future was going in the early 90's and told some teachers to learn the new concepts and programs or they'll no longer be a teaching member and did it in front of all the attendees. Specifically Elliot Sidewinder. I believe that's the correct spelling of his name, if not its close enough. If corrected I can look it up. Brohammer was one another but did adapt while others faded.

Members are free to choose whatever program they want to use and any way they want to choose pace lines. They damn sure wouldn't receive Sartin's blessings if he were alive today.

Mitch44

11-10-2017, 11:06 PM	#37
Mitch44 Grade 1 Join Date: Nov 2014 Location: The Villages, Fl. Posts: 3,705	Parts of Energy are within the RDSS program however it was an earlier program that the "Doc" abandoned as he evolved and created better programs. Having been a user of EXDC the problem with it was which adjustment to use. Picking the correct adjustment after the fact was always easy but prior to an actual bet not so easy, and a problem for too many users. Bottom line is it won't nor will any earlier programs outperform his later programs such as those that came later from about Val 4 and after. Even Valadator evolved from earlier versions.The problems of adjustments were solved and a more proficient product was developed. Deceleration was also honed from its earliest concept to V/DC. What's in the present RDSS is the best he ever came up with and some things from all previous programs. IMO While any earlier program will produce winners they won't on the scale that the present RDSS does. Sartin knew where the future was going in the early 90's and told some teachers to learn the new concepts and programs or they'll no longer be a teaching member and did it in front of all the attendees. Specifically Elliot Sidewinder. I believe that's the correct spelling of his name, if not its close enough. If corrected I can look it up. Brohammer was one another but did adapt while others faded. Members are free to choose whatever program they want to use and any way they want to choose pace lines. They damn sure wouldn't receive Sartin's blessings if he were alive today. Mitch44 Last edited by Mitch44; 11-10-2017 at 11:10 PM.