Maybe a fix to the egg?

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  • Ityl
    Registered User
    • Nov 2000
    • 706

    #1

    Maybe a fix to the egg?

    How many people have eggs or had em. My neighbor bought one when they first came out. He had problems once in a while with it jamming with balls. So I was using he gun at a tourney, so I decided to put intellifeed on it. I had a big microswitch which I shoved in the benchy frame. Opened the egg found where to connect the wires to and used a 3/32 headphone connector in the grip so you just unplug the thing to take the hopper off. Well after a whole day of play at a tourney, I didn't chop a ball all day, the thing worked great. So there may be hope for you eggy owners :)
    I like potatoes
  • TheTramp
    Registered User
    • Jan 2001
    • 4019

    #2
    Did you have any problams with the door opening up at the wrong time or the batteries falling out. My buddy had to do a bunch of stuff to keep these things from happening.

    I like the idea of an intellifeed on it.
    "Relax. Don't worry. Have a Home Brew."
    -Charlie Papazian

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    • Ityl
      Registered User
      • Nov 2000
      • 706

      #3
      The door doesn't open when it's not supposed to cause there's a piece of velcro holding it shut, forgot about that. Batteries seem to be staying in fine.
      I like potatoes

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      • PyRo
        President Bioloaf inc.
        • Dec 2000
        • 10186

        #4
        I think with the egg, the problem actually was the battery door was too hard to open. Not that its easy on my warp :)

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        • Dubstar112
          Dubstar111x
          • Feb 2001
          • 2321

          #5
          heh, i use pliers on my warp battery door.
          Last edited by Dubstar112; 09-12-2001, 12:01 PM.
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          • Geezer
            Registered User
            • Jun 2001
            • 33

            #6
            Scrambled Eggs

            I disassembled my egg because I couldn't live with the loose neck adapter. Since the shell encloses the neck and feed tray, I installed epoxy putty between the shell and neck tube, then reassembled. Its tight as a rock now. I still get the occassional jam, but mostly when using the Advantage PMI or old Diablo paint.

            To dress up the hopper, I painted both halves of the shell using Krylon semi-gloss black and was amazed at how well it stuck to the plastic! After several games, the paint is still in place.

            To fix the battery door, I drilled holes through both sides of the door and inserted tiny sheet metal screws to keep it in place.

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            • MajorDamage
              King of Polyester!
              • Dec 2000
              • 3141

              #7
              I used velcro on the lid too. And electrical tape on the battery door.

              ENDO!
              Oldskool

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              • Lentz
                Registered User
                • Nov 2000
                • 492

                #8
                the problem with my egg was once it was shot about 3 times the battery door broke and wouldnt shut nothing tape wouldnt fix. i used velcro on top to keep it shut but the worst problem was that my feed neck broke after the hopper being hit.
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