does e-blade E2 fit on any autococker
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Well it depends. Do you have allen wrenches? 
In all seriousness, it's a bolt-on upgrade, but you will need to have the body drilled if you want to use the eye.
In all seriousness, it's a bolt-on upgrade, but you will need to have the body drilled if you want to use the eye.
ive been thinking the same thing.
Is there an optoin to disconect the eye and not use it?
and do E1s have eyes?
p.s. if anyones got a cheap E1 and solenoid they're looking to shift, send me a PM
Is there an optoin to disconect the eye and not use it?
and do E1s have eyes?
p.s. if anyones got a cheap E1 and solenoid they're looking to shift, send me a PM
Yes, you can use the system without eyes. Simply don't plug the eyes in. And yes, the E1 also comes with eyes. However, the E2 has support for break-beam eyes where the E1 only has support for bounce-beam eyes.
They sense whether there is a ball sat in the breech. If they don't sense a ball, the gun won't fire (or fire at a hugely reduced rate, to eliminate chops) It's there to stop (Hah!) ball's being chopped in the breech. Not really nescesarry on a well set-up cocker though.
ok thx for telling me that but on the 04 vert the timing rod sticks out of the gun how does that go into the E2
The timing rod goes, the 3-way goes and the trigger frame goes. The frame is replaced by the E2 frame, the 3-way is replaced by the solenoid, and the connection between the two is now electronic instead of via a timing rod.
The E2 kit comes with everything needed to fit it to a standard autococker, except a way of mounting the (optional) eyes.
If it's still not making sense, try downloading the manual (http://www.planeteclipse.com/folders/downloads/files/E2_Manual_V1.pdf) and read the section on installation (p15 onwards.)
The E2 kit comes with everything needed to fit it to a standard autococker, except a way of mounting the (optional) eyes.
If it's still not making sense, try downloading the manual (http://www.planeteclipse.com/folders/downloads/files/E2_Manual_V1.pdf) and read the section on installation (p15 onwards.)
The E1/2 frame will fit vertually every cocker on the market apart from the Trilogy (i think) as its front pnu's dont create enough room for the new noid, ram and LPR.