Pulse loader Battery life / feedback ??
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iv been running reballs through mine since i got it and it aint happened to me yet, unless mine is just super and invincible to reball death 
Maybe they have insulated the switch better since that vid was doneiv been running reballs through mine since i got it and it aint happened to me yet, unless mine is just super and invincible to reball death
did you buy the 9v adapter or do it yourself? If you bought it, where from please
They are the same ones as the reloader conversions.
Rosie used to do them but I bought all the ones she had.
Only got one left now though for my other pulse.
Sorry
Nige
Rosie used to do them but I bought all the ones she had.
Only got one left now though for my other pulse.
Sorry
Nige
Thanks, i couldnt afford to buy it off you at the mo anyway
gonna have troubly affording trainin and tourney this month as it is
gonna have troubly affording trainin and tourney this month as it is
Just to clarify the DXS Pulse will run 60% longer with the same battery pack than other popular loaders on the market.
In a test in the office we took a single 9v battery and left the motor spinning continuously on a number of units and they lasted for 3-4 hours each. NOTE This test is not typical of a mode of operation - we wanted to see how long it would spin for if someone left it switched on with no paint in.
The DXS Pulse also has a low battery warning indicator. When this operates you will know when to change your battery and you get plenty of warning that will allow you to finish your game without any worries.
A good piece of advice for any loader was previously mentioned by someone in this thread - Make sure you change your battery and you will never have an issue. I change mine - every event or for major events, where there is lots of use, every day.
In a test in the office we took a single 9v battery and left the motor spinning continuously on a number of units and they lasted for 3-4 hours each. NOTE This test is not typical of a mode of operation - we wanted to see how long it would spin for if someone left it switched on with no paint in.
The DXS Pulse also has a low battery warning indicator. When this operates you will know when to change your battery and you get plenty of warning that will allow you to finish your game without any worries.
A good piece of advice for any loader was previously mentioned by someone in this thread - Make sure you change your battery and you will never have an issue. I change mine - every event or for major events, where there is lots of use, every day.
