Warp-Feed ?'s

[Jim2752]

I have an old warp feed that I want to start using because in my last paintball game I had a lot of hopper hits. I think my dad use to use it but I don't know why he stopped.
I was reading about it and they said you shouldn't put in more then 12volts. I was hooking it up today and noticed that there are two 9-volt battery plugs. Two 9-volt batteries made it spin faster but I don't want to fry the board. Does anyone know what I should do? I also need a long powerfeed plug but airgun designs website only has the short one.
Thanks.

[secretweaponevan]

I have an old warp feed that I want to start using because in my last paintball game I had a lot of hopper hits. I think my dad use to use it but I don't know why he stopped.
I was reading about it and they said you shouldn't put in more then 12volts. I was hooking it up today and noticed that there are two 9-volt battery plugs. Two 9-volt batteries made it spin faster but I don't want to fry the board. Does anyone know what I should do? I also need a long powerfeed plug but airgun designs website only has the short one.
Thanks.

Your warp should have one of the setups on the bottom of this page: http://automagsuk.com/warpfeed.html
One regulates the 18V down to 12V and the other "Big Cell" has the batteries hooked up in parallel to provide 9V, but with greater amperage (I think). Be sure your setup is like one of these because 18V will damage your warp.

Tuna has the plug: http://www.tunamart.com/index.php?c=33&p=67


Enjoy!

[Jim2752]

Your warp should have one of the setups on the bottom of this page: http://automagsuk.com/warpfeed.html
One regulates the 18V down to 12V and the other "Big Cell" has the batteries hooked up in parallel to provide 9V, but with greater amperage (I think). Be sure your setup is like one of these because 18V will damage your warp.

Tuna has the plug: http://www.tunamart.com/index.php?c=33&p=67


Enjoy!

Thanks it looks like everything's ok. It turns out the warp feed use to be on my impulse not the automag.