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by **neil_the_newbie** » Apr 15th, '11, 15:05

I recently purchased a coin dvd and a number of effects mention a gravity fli**er coin. I would like to purchase a £2 gravity fli**er coin but not sure what is the difference between a "gravity" fli**er coin and a "regular" fli**er coin. Could anyone enlighten me please as i am currently swimming in a sea of ignorance. :-)

Thanks in advance!

by **magicdiscoman** » Apr 15th, '11, 16:07

in short one you have to manualy seperate the other opens by aid of gravity.
http://kbmagic.com/makesthedifferencetwopound.html take a look at this to give you a heads upon a gravity set.

by **neil_the_newbie** » Apr 15th, '11, 16:18

Thanks for the reply. I did see that set but it didn't say that it was a gravity one.So i was a bit confused!

by **seangiles** » Apr 16th, '11, 06:50

A gravity flipper has way more applications. Does all the things a standard one does but do much more. IMHO gravity flippers have made the standard ones redundant.

by **neil_the_newbie** » Apr 16th, '11, 11:25

Would you say the link above is a gravity flipper?

by **seangiles** » Apr 16th, '11, 12:04

It's a standard. You can buy both a standard and gravity £2 from that site. I have the £2 gravity and it's pretty good. If you need a £2 shell let me know as I have spares.

by **neil_the_newbie** » Apr 16th, '11, 12:17

i'll order the gravity one from theme then. Unless anyone knows of a cheaper supplier. if your could pm me with a price on the £2 shell i'd be interested.... after pay day! :-)

by **Arkesus** » Apr 17th, '11, 06:15

as might I, if it is expanded.

by **neil_the_newbie** » May 14th, '11, 11:33

Okay – could someone advise please. I purchased what I thought was a Gravity Flipper from the above site for £40. How do I know if it is a Gravity Flipper and not a regular flipper? What is the difference? Or do they need to be worked a bit before they flip open as it seems “a bit tight”. Confused.

by **magicdiscoman** » May 14th, '11, 12:03

if you need to open it yourself then its a regular, if you hold it on its edge and it partialy opens guess what. :wink:

by **neil_the_newbie** » May 14th, '11, 12:17

Hmm..

i ordered from here
http://kbmagic.com/ukcointricks.html
and it was the "Gravity Flipper Two Pound £40"

What i received was a Tango Magic "Flipper Pro flip 2 pounds"

But it doesnt just fall open as I expected it to. Being totally new to flipper coins I'm not sure if this is just because its new or not?

by **jim ferguson** » May 14th, '11, 17:39

Looks like theyve sent you the wrong one im afraid. The Tango range comes in two different styles 'Flip' and 'Gravity', the flip version is the standard flipper.

jim

by **neil_the_newbie** » May 14th, '11, 22:44

Thanks for that. I Have emailed them and hopefully will be able to get a replacement.

by **neil_the_newbie** » May 15th, '11, 23:27

That nice chap Keith Bennett emailed me back and apparently I do have a gravity flipper. it just needs to be worked in a little bit. So I will give it a try. Thanks for the quick response and first class service Keith. Much appreciated.

by **jim ferguson** » May 16th, '11, 00:40

Neil, theres something not right here. Either they have sent you the wrong packaging for the coin, or what you have is definetely not a gravity flipper. As I mentioned above, Tangos Pro flippers come in two styles. The 'Flip' ones are the standard flippers, not gravity.

Like I said it may just be the wrong packaging.jim

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