Hyperframe microswitch?

[skyless]

I just aquired a hyperframe and it is working like a charm, using ult and not bolt dmg. I am planing on changing the microswitch but am not sure how light of a swith to get. I know luke offer an 80g switch and ive seen as light as 25g. Anyone with some more experience feel like shareing some imput. Also does anyone know what the pull weight of the stock switch is?

[Coralis]

I think it was either 125 grams or 150 grams

[MANN]

I like 30g switches.

[Sumthinwicked]

radio shack has 25 gram ones and they are nice

[nevtangle]

I put one of Luke's 80 g switches in mine and wouldn't have gone any lighter unless I put some kind of spring return on it. It was very light.

[skyless]

I put one of Luke's 80 g switches in mine and wouldn't have gone any lighter unless I put some kind of spring return on it. It was very light.

I have been in contact with luke and he said the same thing, going with the 80g for now and see how I like it. Thanks all for your thoughts, I will post my opinion after i get a chance to try it.

[skyless]

should of got the 20

After upgrading to lukes microswich, i see the shortfall of my hyperframe choice. I should of got the 20 bps one. This is so easy to walk now that i believe i am hitting the 13 bps cap. I am stoked that it is working so nicely that i would hate to mess it up by getting a new board and having things not function so smoothly. Guess for now ill settle for kinda high rate of fire. Thanks for the help.

[paintball72]

if all thus fails you can get a UTB, they work great in hyperframes.

[ajnin]

I have a Universal T-Board in my Hyperframe and it amazing. Install wasnt too bad and if your worried about it you can just pay like 30 bucks and they will do it for you.