Does anyone have any pictures of a Shocker with a warp feed installed, or a detailed walkthrough of how to attach it?
Putting a Warp feed on a Shocker.
- Thread starter Nibbles
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Wether or not the Shocker is a vertical feed (preferred for ease of fitting) or standard feed, the fitting is the same for either marker. If you are asking how to get the Shocker to "talk" to the warpfeed (react with each trigger pull) then that is a whole different thing you "should" be able to take the signal from the hopper control on the Shocker board (not totally sure thats why I have said "should") but other than that you would have to add another switch in the grip (like the intellifeed frame from AGD) full instructions to do it that way can be found on the AGD website but you would have to do some adapting to the Shocker frame.
Why would you wanna put a Warp feed on a Shocker? With a Shocker the max ROF is about 12 BPS, thats just perfect for a 12v X-Board Revy or a Ricochet. Save some cash and get one of those.
Because its not just for speed 
I got my warp to get the hopper off the top of the marker, the speed is just a bonus. Plus although the revvy feeds at 13-15bps, its not a constant feed and your alot more likely to chop when using a revvy than when you're using a warp
I got my warp to get the hopper off the top of the marker, the speed is just a bonus. Plus although the revvy feeds at 13-15bps, its not a constant feed and your alot more likely to chop when using a revvy than when you're using a warp
Shocker + Warpfeed + Full Hopper of Balls + Air System = Wrist Ache. That would be one hell of a heavy setup, I hope you work out.
The man has a good point...........shockers are heavy enough as they are without adding a warp feed
Shockers are not heavy! Its just that you have to have a big bottle on it to make it worth taking out
Its just that you have to have a big bottle on it to make it worth taking out