Warning About Electro's!
- Thread starter PiranahBLVFG3
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You missed the point... When you have an electro you just need to lube and change your batteries - When your Cocker or other marker breaks down you're screwed!! Go electro...Originally posted by joe bob
Yet another reason why i dont go electro
Pinky
guess you never have probs with the solenoids, boards, connections or anything else then?Originally posted by Pinky_81
You missed the point... When you have an electro you just need to lube and change your batteries - When your Cocker or other marker breaks down you're screwed!! Go electro...
Pinky
you must be lucky cos my IR3 had to have its board replaced, shocker needed new solenoids and imp vision had a wire that was shorting.
Originally posted by Pinky_81
You missed the point... When you have an electro you just need to lube and change your batteries - When your Cocker or other marker breaks down you're screwed!! Go electro...
Pinky
yeah, a very big WHEN.
For the easy ROF of the electro's I'll make sure to carry a second battery.
I haven't had my electro's that long (less than a year) but haven't had any failures of the major components. My BKO gives definite signs that the battery is about to go... like chopped balls. My son's Imagine has a low battery light. No reason for going down because of a battery problem if you pay attention. I know how many shots I'll get off a charged battery... when I get close I change batteries. Problem solved.
I haven't had my electro's that long (less than a year) but haven't had any failures of the major components. My BKO gives definite signs that the battery is about to go... like chopped balls. My son's Imagine has a low battery light. No reason for going down because of a battery problem if you pay attention. I know how many shots I'll get off a charged battery... when I get close I change batteries. Problem solved.
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joe bob you are missing out! whats your ROF without a electro 5bps, c'mon you know you want to go electro you just dont have the money.
tim
very silly. had a extra battery in my bag but never thought of the battery until i was home cleaning my gun
joe bob you are missing out! whats your ROF without a electro 5bps, c'mon you know you want to go electro you just dont have the money.
tim
Dont spread that stuff around... Really i have never tried to measure my bps I have a spyder sonix dont know what that can get...
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u think that bps all that matters? personaly ive never gone over 5bps on my cocker, ive never needed to!.Originally posted by PiranahBLVFG3
joe bob you are missing out! whats your ROF without a electro 5bps, c'mon you know you want to go electro you just dont have the money.
tim
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Agreed Cowface... I doubt that my digits have ever seen 10 bps, but the effort of pulling my microswitch trigger versus the pull on my mechanical markers definitely makes a difference in my shot to shot consistency. My electro marker barely moves whereas my F4 didn't need an agitated hopper.
With electros just barely any more than mechanical markers (as in the case of the Spyder line) I can't see any reason to not get one. (okay, mechanicals are cheaper because you don't throw as much paint!)
Agreed Cowface... I doubt that my digits have ever seen 10 bps, but the effort of pulling my microswitch trigger versus the pull on my mechanical markers definitely makes a difference in my shot to shot consistency. My electro marker barely moves whereas my F4 didn't need an agitated hopper.
With electros just barely any more than mechanical markers (as in the case of the Spyder line) I can't see any reason to not get one. (okay, mechanicals are cheaper because you don't throw as much paint!)