| Flash vane vs. Blazer vane |
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Samples: The Blazer samples were
purchased on the internet and the Flash samples were drawn randomly from
storage bins at the Flex-Fletch manufacturing facility. |
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Comparisons |
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 Flash |
Blazer
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Weight: |
4.8 -
5 grains |
5.5 - 6.2 |
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Variation: |
.2
grains |
.7 |
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Height: |
.490
- .493 (inch) |
.525 - .558 (inch) |
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Variation: |
.003 |
.033 |
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Length: |
2.038
- 2.041 |
1.968 - 1.991 |
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Variation: |
.003 |
.023 |
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| Blade thickness: |
(Tapered)
bottom: .025, top: .012 |
(Tapered)
bottom: .029, Top: .024 |
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Leading edge: |
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Note the aerodynamic leading edge of
the Flash vane |
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Base: |
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The base of the Flash vane is .029 inches slimmer than
the Blazer |
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Surface area |
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By counting the number of whole squares we find
the rough comparative surface area. Flash=36, Blazer=34
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for larger image |
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Material: |
Flash: Thermal set resin |
Blazer: Thermo-plastic |
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Thermal-set polyurethane
The Flash is made from a thermal-set resin compound and molded into
strips. A polyurethane thermal-set resin is inherently superior to
extruded plastic. |
Thermo-Plastic
The Blazer is made from long strips of thermal plastic. The extrusion
process involves heating plastic material and forcing the heated plastic
through an orifice. |
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| Colors |
Flex-Fletch colors are brilliant. Our process, involving less heat
than extrusion allows for brighter colors and less fade. |
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Try Flash Vanes
free! |
There are many reasons to switch to the Flash vane.
Better memory, lighter weight, brighter colors, unsurpassed durability, precision,
and improved clearance. |
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| More to come... |
Comparisons to Predator? Be amazed. |
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