Help With Halo rqd!!

[HERMITT]

Alright guys,

My HALO is constantly feeding even when there are balls in the feed neck. I have had a look at the eye and seems to be in ther right place and the wires seem to be connected ok!! Anyone got any ideas on what i can do to get it working?

 

[sjt19]

Get an egg my friend!

 

[L J]

Originally posted by sjt19
Get an egg my friend!

if you take him up on this offer, i will swap my new clear egg2 for your halo


sounds like your ADB's are to weak, and the halo is just pushing past them

 

[Mark]

Do you mean your Halo continues to turn when there are balls in the stack AND the Halo is on your marker?

If it "is" that then take a look at Odysseys website for the fixes they have there, I would guess that your eyes are out of alignment but go through the trouble shooting section...lots of pics so you can't go wrong.

Website Here

 

[HERMITT]

Mark is bang on the money there! Thanks wwill have a look on the website.

 

[Reaver]

Originally posted by Mark
Do you mean your Halo continues to turn when there are balls in the stack AND the Halo is on your marker?

If it "is" that then take a look at Odysseys website for the fixes they have there, I would guess that your eyes are out of alignment but go through the trouble shooting section...lots of pics so you can't go wrong.

Website Here

you know where egss come from?.............. the rear end of a chicken ...... you know where halos come from? the head of an angel so its up to you

 

[dr.strangelove]

Keep in mind that in a HALO, it's a force feed system, so there will always be pressure on the stack of balls in the feedneck (pressure exerted by the spring loaded drive cone)

 

[A.B]

oooooh i know the answer to this, had exactly the same prob, contacted albert at odyssey to confirm my remedy and he agreed that it was the fix.

take the shells off, leaving the feed tray, using black tape completely blank off the eyes, re-assemble and get ready to rip.

bet it was sunny on the day it started playin up?

 

[SDRamones]

1) Double check if the light is not effecting the eyes, but covering the neck area with your hand. Then insert your finger to block the eye.

2) Check that the eyes aren't misaligned. Wires sometimes get loose. You can tie them with zip ties around the neck area.