How fast will an intelifeed revvy feed?

[Phil]

I am guessing that the feed rate will be slightly higher because you don't have to wait for the sensor to notice a missing ball. Anyone know the actual number? Has Warpig tested such a thing?

[digitard]

Well it is still an agitated gravity fed hopper... I'd guess maybe like 4bps more? So 16bps?

Sincerely,
Dave K

[Blennidae]

If its intellifed, wouldn't the answer be it would feed as fast as you can pull the trigger? Taking into account for gravity of course.;)

[digitard]

Well gravity and how fast/etc and effective the agitator can be in an intellifeed setup.

Sincerely,
Dave K

[paintballbeaver]

well it will feed as fast as you can pull the trigger most ovbious answer true answer is it go to the point that it will just keep constantly spining and it wont feed or if it does youll be lucky

[CoolGSak]

I don't know if any Revy can feed 16bps, but I have telli on my IR3 and I have no feeding problems whatsoever...I highly recommend it.

[RRfireblade]

16 bps! No Way. A Rik feeds on every shot and it's good for maybe 1 more bps.Once it's spinning fully your still left with gravity feed.11-13 bps max consisting of the typical bursts and gaps.

Jay.

[Evil Bob]

The revvy can sustain between 8 and 12 bps depending upon the model you're using. Its weaknesses are that it relies on gravity to feed and the impeller to clear jams at the top of the feed neck.

Intellifeeding it means that it won't wait for a gap in the feed neck before it starts spinning the impeller, which reduces drasticly it's reaction time and helps you maintain 8-12 ball strings easily since there won't be a gap in the feed to over come.

It won't be any faster BPS wise, you are still limited to 8-12 bps sustained by the design of the loader.

-Evil Bob

[xmetal2001]

Its not going to be a whole lot faster, slightly noticable maybe.