Number | MC in yds | CC1 in yds | CC2 in yds |
1 | 217 | 167 | 243 |
2 | 277 | 173 | 217 |
3 | 250 | 211 | 277 |
4 | 256 | 224 | 250 |
5 | 277 | 231 | 300 |
6 | 293 | 254 | 231 |
7 | 277 | 185 | 250 |
Highest | 293 | 254 | 300 |
Average | 264 | 206 | 252 |
I think number 6 is an outlier in the data. If I throw those numbers out, my averages are:
MC: 259 yds, CC1: 199 yds, CC2: 256 yds. If I spin consistently at 258 yd/50 gm, that would be:
MC: 50.2 gm, CC1: 37.3 gm, CC2: 49.6 gm.
So how much should I spin? I would love to make all the yardage come out perfect, with no waste, but I know that's setting myself up for trouble. I think I'll call my first 50 gm CC2, use the 40 gm bunch for CC1, and add some to the make a 55 gm bunch for the MC.
MC: 259 yds, CC1: 199 yds, CC2: 256 yds. If I spin consistently at 258 yd/50 gm, that would be:
MC: 50.2 gm, CC1: 37.3 gm, CC2: 49.6 gm.
So how much should I spin? I would love to make all the yardage come out perfect, with no waste, but I know that's setting myself up for trouble. I think I'll call my first 50 gm CC2, use the 40 gm bunch for CC1, and add some to the make a 55 gm bunch for the MC.
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