Rotor or Spire?

[Pwinkle]

Dye rotors are great, so easy to take apart

 

[Igor]

I have a spire 3 and R1 rotor. The Rotor feels more solid and built like a tank but jams some time. Spire in`t as durable as a rotor, but never jams and feels more slick and lower profile on the gun.

 

[tomi81]

Spire in`t as durable as a rotor, but never jams and feels more slick and lower profile on the gun.

Please give more information about this? I haven't seen a single Spire break down after it was released and our team alone has had about ~100 of them.
Only thing I've seen broken down in them, if they've had the Gyro when they arrive as NIB, but after the sensor change they've functioned perfectly.

 

[Igor]

Mine had some problems with wire connection to the board. Replaced by new loader in the shop. I don`t want to say it fails a lot, but it just doesn`t feel as durable as a rotor. But i like my spire way better than my rotor. Sorry if my comment misguided someone.

 

[tomi81]

Mine had some problems with wire connection to the board. Replaced by new loader in the shop. I don`t want to say it fails a lot, but it just doesn`t feel as durable as a rotor. But i like my spire way better than my rotor. Sorry if my comment misguided someone.

We've burned down multiple Rotor motors when they came available.
So to me it just seems odd that people would think Rotor is more durable than Spire.

 

[tomi81]

But best bang for buck as a loader I think will be the new Dye Rotor LTR, which sells around ~100€.

It seems to be just like the old Rotor but without side windows.

 

[Igor]

But best bang for buck as a loader I think will be the new Dye Rotor LTR, which sells around ~100€.

It seems to be just like the old Rotor but without side windows.

That`s a very good bargain, but a used rotor is cheaper =)