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RacquetTune - String Tension Analysis

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RacquetTune - String Tension is an innovative app designed for racquet sports enthusiasts, specifically catering to players who want to monitor and maintain their racquet string tension. This full version app allows users to measure tension in various units, providing a comprehensive analysis of their racquet's performance. The app is user-friendly, featuring an intuitive interface that simplifies the process of tracking string tension over time and across different racquets.

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In addition to string tension measurement, RacquetTune offers a range of features including customizable racquet profiles and detailed tension history tracking. Users can set reminders for string maintenance, ensuring optimal performance during play. The app supports various racquet types and provides insights that can help players enhance their game by understanding the impact of string tension on racquet dynamics.

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Full Specifications

GENERAL
Release
Latest update
Version
7.7
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
iOS
Operating System
iOS 16.4
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
225
Downloads Last Week
0

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Developer’s Description

Listen to your racquet and perfect your game.
Listen to your racquet and perfect your game. RacquetTune ensures that your racquet is ideally suited to your style of play. Simple and straightforward to use, the app uses the sound generated by tapping the strings to calculate the tension with high accuracy. In addition, the interactive swingweight calculator aids in customizing your racquet to fit your own stroke pattern, while the stiffness calculator allows you to simulate different racquet configurations. RacquetTune not only makes it easier to decide when it is time to restring, it is also an invaluable tool when testing different racquets and strings and in identifying which of your racquets is best suited for different types of games. RacquetTune also allows you to check whether your stringer is consistent in his work. RacquetTune includes the following user-friendly tools: Tension measurement. Quickly determines the tension and stringbed stiffness. Able to detect changes in tension as small as 0.1 kg/0.2 lb. An accuracy indicator ensures results are consistent. Graphical presentation of sound waves helps you find the ideal way of tapping the strings. Settings can be customized to serve tennis, squash, racquetball and badminton racquets, respectively. View the tension history for each racquet as a list or a graph. Email a spreadsheet with test data. Swingweight calculator. Add as many weights as you wish to the frame. Move and change weights to visualize how swingweight, balance and sweet spot location are affected. Enter target values for the racquet and let RacquetTune distribute the weights automatically. Stiffness calculator. Simulate various racquet and string configurations. Vary tension, string type and racquet head size. Shows load-displacement curves, stiffness and elastic energies. Handles the large deformations encountered in actual play. View a demo video at racquettune.com. RacquetTune has been featured in tennis magazines in USA, Italy, France, Germany, Sweden and Norway. "The app is very, very impressive. I get more tension diagnostic questions than just about anybody in the universe, so this is a very good thing to be able to recommend." Jonathan Wolfe. US Racquet Stringers Association. Note, that the actual string tension in the racquet and the setting seen on a stringing machine are two different things and therefore incomparable - more information can be found at racquettune.com.

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