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small fact, chinese engineers are rather smart. the cones on these arent carbon fiber. at most they could be carbon faced paper. but, as i just mentioned, chinese engineers are smart so carbon fiber on top of pulp does nothing for strength since its just adhered on, not resened

 
Yeah, I knew there was pressed paper under the layer of composite. Didn't know that it doesn't actually strengthen the cone //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/crap.gif.7f4dd41e3e9b23fbd170a1ee6f65cecc.gif

 
Vc reads right at 2.0 each. But nothing on cone dust cap or cone and dust cap. And yes paper cone underneath. Just out of curiosity is it good or bad if your cone/cap read on a multimeter? Sorry if it's noobish question. Also added a few more pics.

 
Vc reads right at 2.0 each. But nothing on cone dust cap or cone and dust cap. And yes paper cone underneath. Just out of curiosity is it good or bad if your cone/cap read on a multimeter? Sorry if it's noobish question. Also added a few more pics.
If the cone or cap showed resistance on the multimeter, they would be real carbon fiber. Since it reads OL (the cone and cap are non-conductive), they are not real carbon fiber. Probably just fiberglass glued on like Jeff said

 
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