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  • JT2002
    Registered User
    • Jun 2002
    • 1863

    #481
    Originally posted by barrel break
    sorry guys, didnt have time to read the whole thing, so i'll just ask this here.

    I have an '03 vert cocker and want a warp, do i absoloutley have to buy the PTP warp ($100 more) to run it on mine?
    thanks
    ]no, all thats really important is that u get teh cocker adapter

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    • Evil1
      Registered User
      • Nov 2003
      • 979

      #482
      Can a vert feed ULE body be used w/ a warp feed is there an adapter or do you just have to buy a ULE warp body?

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      • JT2002
        Registered User
        • Jun 2002
        • 1863

        #483
        i think you might be3 able to find an angel adapter

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        • Evil1
          Registered User
          • Nov 2003
          • 979

          #484
          I know this was probably already covered somewhere in this thread but where can I get the 12 volt mod for the warp and about how much does it cost?

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          • kenndogg
            I hate people in general
            • May 2003
            • 881

            #485
            you can either rig it up yourself with parts from Radioshack or go through Pro Team Products(12.95 from them).
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            • mm.GoDLiKe
              Registered User
              • Jan 2004
              • 3

              #486
              Tube Length

              Hey,

              What is the longest you can make a warp feed tube, and not get any slipping in the spinning disks or any less than 8 BPS. In 3.5 feet, the warp feed would have to push 60 paintballs. I'd imagine that it's maximum rate would go down. I'd put on a 12v mod on if necessary.

              I bet you are curious why - well I almost exclusively play large senario games, and hoppers just look bad on replica paintball guns. If all i had was this tube running down the gun and then attach it to a warp feed id have somewhere on my belt, I think it would look much better.


              Thanks for any info,

              -Mike

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              • Evil1
                Registered User
                • Nov 2003
                • 979

                #487
                If I were to rig the 12 volt mod myself, could some schematics be provided and a list for what parts I would need.

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                • homis
                  Registered User
                  • Dec 2003
                  • 63

                  #488
                  Length

                  Mike,

                  See our short discussion here:

                  This is the forum for trouble shooting your Airgun Designs products, including the Automag, RT, E-Mag, and WarpFeed. Also a great place to ask technical questions about non AGD products. An Airsmith's homeroom!

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                  • PRPB
                    Solstice Speed
                    • Apr 2002
                    • 1033

                    #489
                    Help!!

                    Ok from me taking out the battery from my warpfeed so much. I ended up breaking the wire off the board. So I decided to put an on/off switch on my warpfeed and i hook up the intellifeed. Now I have some problems.

                    When I first tested it worked fine, but the sensor was still on. So then I removed the one jumper and got it to stop. So I tested it again everything was fine. The intellilink works and the switch work. So then I go inside so we can start on my other warp.

                    I went to look at mine to see something, but then I touched my warp i was hot at the battery compartment. So I took out the battery, which was hot as hell. I then looked over everything. All the wires where soldered to the right spots and there are no wires touching. (NOTE: It only gets hot when the switch is off)

                    After all this is when I took the jumper out to stop the sensor. So after the sensor jumper was out. I put the battery back in and the battery was no longer getting hot. So I figured I was fix. So I went to try it again, but the battery was dead. So I put another one in and it warmed up again, but nothing like the first time. So I thought it was fixed again. Then about ten minutes later the second battery was dead.

                    So today I tried it again. I put the battery in and it all works, but the battery started heating up again. SO I just took it out. I'm now lost and have no idea what the problem can be.

                    Anyone have an idea?

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                    • PaintSkater00
                      Registered User
                      • Nov 2003
                      • 43

                      #490
                      Could someone try to explain to me how you break your warp in? Im very horrible with mechanical and electrical things and the directions that came with the warp I can't understand.

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                      • PRPB
                        Solstice Speed
                        • Apr 2002
                        • 1033

                        #491
                        Re: Help!!

                        Originally posted by PRPB
                        Ok from me taking out the battery from my warpfeed so much. I ended up breaking the wire off the board. So I decided to put an on/off switch on my warpfeed and i hook up the intellifeed. Now I have some problems.

                        When I first tested it worked fine, but the sensor was still on. So then I removed the one jumper and got it to stop. So I tested it again everything was fine. The intellilink works and the switch work. So then I go inside so we can start on my other warp.

                        I went to look at mine to see something, but then I touched my warp i was hot at the battery compartment. So I took out the battery, which was hot as hell. I then looked over everything. All the wires where soldered to the right spots and there are no wires touching. (NOTE: It only gets hot when the switch is off)

                        After all this is when I took the jumper out to stop the sensor. So after the sensor jumper was out. I put the battery back in and the battery was no longer getting hot. So I figured I was fix. So I went to try it again, but the battery was dead. So I put another one in and it warmed up again, but nothing like the first time. So I thought it was fixed again. Then about ten minutes later the second battery was dead.

                        So today I tried it again. I put the battery in and it all works, but the battery started heating up again. SO I just took it out. I'm now lost and have no idea what the problem can be.

                        Anyone have an idea?
                        Anyone???

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                        • JT2002
                          Registered User
                          • Jun 2002
                          • 1863

                          #492
                          u ever think of calling agd? youll probably send it in

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                          • Havoc_online
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                            • Feb 2002
                            • 2851

                            #493
                            PRPB - try switching to heavy duty battery connectors

                            PaintSkater00 - hook up a battery, press the white button until the battery dies, then your done.
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                            • JT2002
                              Registered User
                              • Jun 2002
                              • 1863

                              #494
                              woah! havoc is still alive! never coulda guessed that one

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                              • Havoc_online
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                                • Feb 2002
                                • 2851

                                #495
                                Still alive?

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