a bit Curious and paranoid?

[ChiZZerS]

Do electronic triggers and 'noids where out throuh
fireing your gun alot? (when its not gassed)

just fireing it so it makes that *click* sound

thanx

 

[Buddha 3]

Yep, any moving part will wear out eventually.
Okay, tha chance of the trigger itself wearing out is VERY small, but depending on what gun you're using, you might wear out the switch. This is not the case with an optic switch.
The solenoid will eventually wear out as well. It has very tiny o-rings in them. But before this happens, you will have to pull the trigger a LOT.

So keep practicing your fingers and stop worrying

 

[manike]

Micro switches are not that reliable a part. IIRC some manufacturer's specs only guarantee them for 100,000 activations... which is 50 cases of paint... with no dry firing.

 

[Tom Allen]

every mechanical or electrical item has an operating life, but these two items, are probably the most durable moving parts in the marker.
Both solenoids and microswitches are mass produced and well established designs, due to this fact, they have extremely long operational lifes.

 

[manike]

WDP moved away from using microswitches because of the warranty costs associated with them...

 

[Tom Allen]

was that due to the arms or the switch contacts failing

 

[ChiZZerS]

still paranoid...

i was lookng for an answer more around this area.....

"no...painball guns are magic and have been treated with fairy dust.... therefore it will never where out! "

 

[ChiZZerS]

how log do u guys rate an eclipse shocker would last?

 

[Tom Allen]

Don't ask me, i don't like cockers.

 

[ChiZZerS]

Originally posted by Tom Allen
Don't ask me, i don't like cockers.

its says s.h.o.c.k.e.r... shoker

not c.o.c.k.e.r... cocker