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KOTAH Inner circle 2244 Posts 
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My flipper coin was designed for a coin thru table routine. Sasco makes it. It is a standard band activated flipper. It' difference lies in the fact that it is a double headed coin. When it appears to be two coins, they are each heads up on the table. Sasco is the only place to get one.
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rutabaga Inner circle Toronto, Canada 1276 Posts
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I'd say the "advantage" of showing both coins heads up is out-weighed by having to deal with a double-headed coin the rest of the time!
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mballen11502 Loyal user Memphis, TN 202 Posts
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I agree with rutabaga, with the heads/tails flipper the coin can pass as a normal coin much easier...
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CENTRALCOLUMBIA Regular user Phila 107 Posts
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On 2008-05-22 23:00, mballen11502 wrote: amen, it will pass under expection. But a head/head or a tails/tails will also have some unique abilities that will allow more impressive routines that use a double facer or a double tails |
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krintz Regular user 135 Posts
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ANY flipper can be a gravity flipper. You just need the right tension for the band.
I own a Johnson, and a couple Schoolcrafts... Kennedy half, and quarter. The Johnson is great for practise. If I drop it, it still hurts, but not as bad. |
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kerpa Special user Michael Miller 594 Posts
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Does anyone have a specific source to get rubber bands to make a gravity flipper out of a Johnson? If you say e-bay, then what size latex rubber bands?
Thanks! Quote: On 2008-05-24 01:41, krintz wrote:
Michael Miller
(Michael Merlin: original family --and stage-- name) |
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CAROLINI Special user 607 Posts
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What is the approximate cost of a Lassen half-dollar gravity flipper? Don't suggest I ask Lassen. My understanding is that his coins are VERY expensive and I wouldn't want to embarass him or myself. And is the additional cost worth it?
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David Neighbors V.I.P. 4831 Posts
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YES!
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Bill Lhotta Veteran user on top of a 14000' mountain in Colorado 356 Posts
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On 2008-12-11 17:51, CAROLINI wrote: A uncirculated Walking Liberty Half Dollar Lassen gravity flipper will set you back about $175 + shipping. Cheers! ** Bill ** |
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Bill Lhotta Veteran user on top of a 14000' mountain in Colorado 356 Posts
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Go to my post HERE for details on where to get the elastic bands you will need and what size for a half dollar.
Cheers! ** Bill ** Quote:
On 2008-11-01 18:53, kerpa wrote: |
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Rizzo Inner circle East Coast 3129 Posts
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How easy is it to change out that band and have it working smooth?
Nothing Personal-Strictly Business
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Bill Lhotta Veteran user on top of a 14000' mountain in Colorado 356 Posts
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It's not that hard. The fixed part of the flipper is either set to the shell with double sided tape or with a dab of crazy glue. You may have to pry a bit to get this part loose because you'll have to get this out to replace the band.
Hope that helps! ** Bill ** |
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Rizzo Inner circle East Coast 3129 Posts
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Thanks Bill, it did help.
Nothing Personal-Strictly Business
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Mr. Tango Elite user Argentina 458 Posts
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Hello Friend,
Gravity flipper is the coin where the fold part open itself by gravity force. With the other system called for us FLIP you can open the coin and the coin close itselft too. Depend the routine you can use one of other. We offer all the line in our web site in different model PRO or traditional: https://www.tangomagic.com/home.php?cat=308 Bye |
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magicmann Veteran user 317 Posts
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JB Magic are now selling flipper coins from the creator of the flipper coin. Support the original creator BOB SWADLING
https://vault2.secured-url.com/jbtv/uk/ Paul |
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dsalley13 Elite user 465 Posts
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It's Tango coins for me, all the way. Amateur/enthusiasts like myself can afford them and learn.
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Mb217 Inner circle 8605 Posts
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Does anyone out there have the Tango Gravity Flipper half dollar? How is it?
Also, can you access the website in English?
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Gill Rogers New user Little Rock, AR, USA 61 Posts
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Just picked up my Tango flipper. From my limited knowledge it seems to be fine, although it is not broken in yet and will not lay flat when open. Value wise it seems to be a good choice, and as I learn I may find that I have preferences which the Tango coin can't meet. Then, I'll have to do some research and see about "what's next".
Of course, isn't that always the question with Magicians? Gill
The world is a dangerous place to live; not because of the people who are evil, but because of the people who don't do anything about it.--Albert Einstein
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MacIrish Regular user 139 Posts
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Marion,
Once you get to Tango Magic's site, you can switch to English by selecting "English" in the "IDIOMAS" drop down menu on the right. I bought one of their kennedy Flipper's. Looks great but real tight and needs to be broken in like mentioned above. Michael |
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Ba Ba Booey Special user In Denver, I have no less than 536 Posts
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On some websites, I see only "magnetic half-dollar flipper" coins and on others I see "half-dollar flipper." Does the coin act like a magnet, or does it have a steel core and is just attracted to magnets? Is there any advantage or disadvantage to buying a magnetic flipper?
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