Warp Feed

[jumbaleo]

I am interested and curious to know how the Warp Feed by AGD is activated on a marker.

Is it just switched on and then it gives constant force feed or is it somehow electronically linked to the marker which its fited to and it activates when
the marker is fired?

Thanks in advance for any help / advice

jim

 

[Dark Stranger]

There is plug that connects to the marker

 

[Skeet]

Actually...you can have it opertaed by "Intellifeed", which is where it is plugged into teh marker, but...as standard, it senses Vibration (adjustable) when teh gun fires and feeds that way.

 

[jumbaleo]

So it has to be mounted directly on the marker for it to pick up the vibration and activate.

With the sensor plug, does it need to be soldered into the markers board for it to activate?

Thanks in advance, again, for any info/ help

jim

 

[Dark Stranger]

Yes the Warp will need to be firmly mounted to the marker for any vibration sensing to work.

Do not quote me on this, but I seem to remember what looked like a headphone jack coming out of a warp feed.

 

[Skeet]

Yeah...there is a socket on the Warp....you use a 3.5mm jack plug and some wires...fixed to a trigger switch. If you have an Intelliframed mag for example, they are designed to fit a switch into, behind the trigger.

 

[jokersmoker]

infact i got one kicking about if you want it mate?

 

[The Don]

whats that mate, the lead the switch or the warpfeed?

forgive me but i sounds like you thinking of using a warp remotely ie somewhere other than the marker, is that correct? if so i dont think its possible apart from the power needed and the strain on the motor, the friction plates would need to be very tight possibley causing problems with splitting paint. i beleive earlier angles had intellifeed aswell, i think the vibration sensors came from promag (if i remember rightly) and there were a few issues with reliability. if you dont want to faff about too much you could wire the warp upto the hopper itself if its sound activated, should work a treat.

 

[Skeet]

All warps had vibration sensors...adjusted via a little potentiometer on the board.

 

[The Don]

yep my bad, it was proteam that also made warps and there were a few differences, but the sensor was external on the proteam warp and i think it had a few problems. although fine if you wire in to intellifeed.