Egg Battery Doors1

[Collier]

Bend your battery contacts slightly. Then you'll have less presure on the crap battery cover.

 

[Headshot Apoc]

I found that if i filed a bit of the polycarb down in the battery lid (where the two cross shaped pieces push against the batterys) it prevented as much pressure being put on the lip.

Also as stated by Collier try bending your battery contacts (I found my Z board ones stuck out a lot further than my y board ones)

Or you could just file the lip off, and use a small piece of Aluminimum and two self tappers and screw the door shut, wont budge then

Personally I use the first two and tape as insurance, It dont look good but its a hell of a lot cheaper than a Reloader B

 

[dirtydenn]

or if you have an angel you can intellifeed the egg

belive it or not this works, and you never need batteries let alone the door ever again!

 

[le-pig]

Originally posted by dirtydenn
or if you have an angel you can intellifeed the egg

belive it or not this works, and you never need batteries let alone the door ever again!

you have inttellifed a z boarded egg on a angel ,all angels ie euros

 

[OddJob]

Originally posted by dirtydenn
or if you have an angel you can intellifeed the egg

belive it or not this works, and you never need batteries let alone the door ever again!

What's this all about then? I've got an 04 speed and a broken egg, can you explain what you are talking about? Cheers.

 

[dirtydenn]

weeeeell

intellifeeding is a direct connection between the markers boardc (via a special rail and cable) and the gun powers the motor, originally designed for the revvy, you can set the turn in 0.1 of a second increments per 1 -3 shots

i know if you do this on an ir3 with an revvy motor in the egg you can go to at least 12 bps with no break in feeed , however my finger cant go faster than that , but we intend to try it on an a4 fly in the new year