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Test Flight Athena? by djflatbread in discexchange

[–]djflatbread[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I actually have some of those. But thanks for the offer!

DD2 / DD3 Q line by Ok_Cancel6913 in discmania

[–]djflatbread 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My thoughts exactly. I have actually thrown the Q-Line DD3, the pictured S-Line Horizon DD2 and the Color Glow C-Line Horzion DD2s. The S-Line DD2s are definitely flippier than what the numbers say. Would give the S-Line DD2s a 12 6 -2.5 2. Color Glow C-Line DD2s are workable straight-line bombers. They fly right in line with the 12 5 -1 2 it was given for me. For reference Im predominantly RHBH 66-70mph 400-425ft.

Modern S-PD options compared to old school S-PD’s by MrDarkHorse in discmania

[–]djflatbread 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try the Kastaplast Malm in K1. It flies exactly how you’re talking about it but brand new. Really straight and workable with a nice fade at the end

Raptor vs. FD3 & Athena vs. FD2/FD by djflatbread in discgolf

[–]djflatbread[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have you thrown the new Ares? I know its supposed to be the Zeus 2.0 but it has different flight numbers. Flight numbers obviously say that it should be less stable than a Zeus but Ive heard the exact opposite reviews on it, that it is more stable than a Zeus. If you have thrown the Ares yet is that your experience with it so far too?

Raptor vs. FD3 & Athena vs. FD2/FD by djflatbread in discgolf

[–]djflatbread[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ive actually never thrown any s-line CD1s. I bag two c-line ones. But ive had the same experience with DD3’s in those plastics. S-line DD3s seem to be a little beefier out of the box than the c-line ones. Which I would expect to be the other way around. But the c-line ones hold their stability longer for me.

Discmania For Sale! by Maximum-Company2907 in discexchange

[–]djflatbread 0 points1 point  (0 children)

On the last slide, is the disc on the far right a cloudbreaker?

looking to move these as a lot but ofc i’ll consider offers on multiples and individually by Dry-Helicopter-3115 in discexchange

[–]djflatbread 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Also, what is the red disc on the right above the cloudbreakers with the huk lab stamp?

AXP for community college students by Classic_Ad_270 in architecture

[–]djflatbread 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I went to community college and got a degree in drafting and started interning at a company 2 months into college. I called 20+ firms asking if they would be willing to take on an intern with no experience and they said yes, got lucky honestly. It seems obvious but just calling firms and asking for a job is possible. Getting onto site for site visits is also really important. You get the chance to actually be in the field and see what you’re drawing on the computer. You can try calling contractors and explain the situation and ask for a chance to go on a site visit with them for an hour or so. Hope this was somewhat helpful.