Over-Sensitive Warp

[joeyjoe367]

The Last couple of times I was playing I KNEW that my warp feed was too sensitive. It was spinning near 1 whole rotation per single-shot.

Didn't seem to be a problem in longer shot strings, so I didn't screw with it for a while.

Anyway, I go home to and try to lower the sens. of the of the vibration sensor in the warp, and It turns out that it doesn't go low enough. I'm getting about a 1/2 rotation per single-shot.

What can I do? Will Intelli-feeding to warp fix this problem?

[Havoc_online]

copied from another post of mine, hope this helps.

the jumpers on the left(with four sets of jumpers that are connected horizontally) are for spin time. when they are connected horizontally they are in a "storage" position where they do nothing until you connect them vertically, then they shorten the spin time, the more you connect vertically, the shorter you make the spin time. you should be fine by only connecting two vertically(don't make your spin time anything lower than a 1/4 turn).

The blue dial adjusts your sensor sensitivity, don't worry about the jumpers on the right if your not Ifeeding it. As stated before, lube your friction disks, keep fresh batteries, a good ball stack and make sure the plug is in the right spot. Remember, the warp may sometimes need to wait for the revy if your shooting for too long.

[PyRo]

Its not to sensetive, its spinning too much, you need to ajust your dwell time, I believe thats what its called.

[rjvemt1]

the potentiometer adjusted how easily it senses the gun firing. the four jumpers on the left(?) adjust how long it spins. turn two of them sideways on thier posts or take them out and your problem should be solved!

[joeyjoe367]

yep, moved a jumper over, and now it's cool!

Thanks guys