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TomMcTaf

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A teamate has the mini and uses quality duracells, gets four or five days out of each one. Don't skimp! My gun will eat a poundshop special inside a few hundred shots, yet give thousands off a decent duracell...
I wouldn't use the spyder battery. It just has a higher voltage output - it won't nescessarily last longer and may fry your board too!

Dito, i have had 4 games out of my mini before replacing the battery, i was using a Durecel Ultra, which are more or less the same as procell.

Danny buy a box of 10 Durecell procell in bulk mate via the internet, it will last you the year.
 

zuko

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I have been using procell in my mini and i think i have used it about 4 times now on he same bat and no amber light yet!!

Dont know if i would use 9.6v as you will have a extra .6v going through the board that is designed to run on 9v!!
When you use a digital multimeter and measure the voltage of a new

Procel 9v battery you will be surprissed as its going to be around ~9.6v

or a bit over.
 

zuko

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Go to eBay.co.uk, write 'procell 9v pp3' in the search engine.

You will find a seller called 'milspares' selling 10 of them for £10 delivered.

Recommended.
 

Devrij

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Go to eBay.co.uk, write 'procell 9v pp3' in the search engine.

You will find a seller called 'milspares' selling 10 of them for £10 delivered.

Recommended.
QFT

As for your input pressure, don't worry about it. It's a guideline input pressure, but if you're overboring your barrel size then you'll need a higher input pressure to get the desired velocity.
 

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QFT

As for your input pressure, don't worry about it. It's a guideline input pressure, but if you're overboring your barrel size then you'll need a higher input pressure to get the desired velocity.
Wrong, they have a 200psi limit.

DannyVeti, you see the front of the ASA you can fit a big alen key in there? Select the right key, slot it in, and dial down the input to just a small fraction below 200. Then go to the chrono and adjust the dial on the back of the gun to the correct velocity, again with the correct alen key.

Is the board stock? Use these settings mate, and your gun will spit string or whatever the current phrase is :)

PSP mode
Bip 6 (in really,really cold weather, turn this up to 12 if you chop)
Ramp start 8
Dwell 35
ROF 10bps

Also, I have always used Duracells. Fresh one each morning just to be on the safe side. My light always flashes orange pretty quick tbh, but using a crap battery will not help you out at all.

Give me a shout if you need anything else.
 

DannyVeti

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Wrong, they have a 200psi limit.

DannyVeti, you see the front of the ASA you can fit a big alen key in there? Select the right key, slot it in, and dial down the input to just a small fraction below 200. Then go to the chrono and adjust the dial on the back of the gun to the correct velocity, again with the correct alen key.

Is the board stock? Use these settings mate, and your gun will spit string or whatever the current phrase is :)

PSP mode
Bip 6 (in really,really cold weather, turn this up to 12 if you chop)
Ramp start 8
Dwell 35
ROF 10bps

Also, I have always used Duracells. Fresh one each morning just to be on the safe side. My light always flashes orange pretty quick tbh, but using a crap battery will not help you out at all.

Give me a shout if you need anything else.
Thanks for those settings mate! Also do you know where I can buy the good batteries in shops because I need some for sunday, not too bothered about the prices but any good deals on at anywhere atm? ;P P.S what do you reccomend for the BIP settings for like a normal day and what exactly is the setting about? P.P.S: read the manual, can the invert mini only do 10.5 BPS and not 10? :S
 

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Thanks for those settings mate! Also do you know where I can buy the good batteries in shops because I need some for sunday, not too bothered about the prices but any good deals on at anywhere atm? ;P P.S what do you reccomend for the BIP settings for like a normal day and what exactly is the setting about? P.P.S: read the manual, can the invert mini only do 10.5 BPS and not 10? :S
Hi

Batteries, any large DIY store (like Wykes, BnQ etc) will stock the better deals on duracels. Best idea is to go out and hunt some down yourself. Often cheaper in bigger packs.

BIP settings for a normal day, I recommend setting 6 and if it gets really cold (2ºC or less), whack it on 12 or more if you chop alot. In cold weather most if not all guns struggle, so this isnt me saying you wont chop, but it gives your mini the best chance to shoot the paint. Have you set all the other settings to what I typed?

BIP= Ball In Place and basically its a measure of time the gun waits after its fired a shot before it even thinks about firing another. So BIP of 1 will mean the gun will wait no time after firing a shot before it will allow itself to fire another. BIP of 12 means the gun will wait enough time for the ball to drop in and settle. The numbers are not quantified in seconds btw :)

You are right, 10.5bps is the lowest in the manual, I didnt know that. Set it on that, its the only thing you can do. I dont know if KEE will be releasing an update or not.

Hope that helps
 

DannyVeti

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someone said about the voltage of most batteries are 9.6v I mean i bought this for my electra and it says "paintball battery" on the front so do you still think not to use it? or could it break my gun? thanks,