Warp help

[fox_60289]

http://www.pettypb.com/timiwarp.htm

/\ When you do this mod, shouldn't a voltage regulator be neccasary? Sorry if this is a dumb question, but I don't want to blow my warp feed up.

Theowners manual was kinda vague, if I want to set it up for the vibration sensor which jumpers do I need to leave on? Also if I'm running this on a mechanical A/C how many jumpers do you recommend for the speed control thing, and does the order of the jumpers matter? I looked around in the warp sticky and a few other places and couldn't get any definite answers. I have worked hard for my equipment and don't want to ruin just because I didn't ask.

Ok and this is going to be probably going to be an odd question, but how do I go about removing the jumpers without damaging them? I poked at them for a bit, but I couldn't figure out for the life of me what to do with them.

-fox-

[luke]

Lukes Customs/ Warp Mods (http://www.lukescustoms.com/page0005.htm)

The 12v mod I do has a regulator. I didn't look very close in your link but I didn't see one...

[Chronobreak]

tweezers, fingernails to remove jumpers

or if you have a computer tool kit that helps aot too

they pull right out

looks 12 vlt mods are good :headbang:

[quasimorte]

the power mod in that post is for the big cell mod. see http://www.havoc-online.com/11575.html towards the bottom. basically you get twice the battery life at the same voltage. the 12 volt mod has black to red which combines the voltage in which case you do need a volt regulator. i have used both and like the big cell better as i don't shoot awful fast.

[fox_60289]

Thanks guys! I think I'm just going to stick to the big cell mod. It's going on a mech A/C and I don't shoot very fast anyways (I mainly stick to pump). This is my back up/project gun.

-fox-