those of you that have a 9volt revy and are out shotting it ive got a trick for you get a 12volt paddle and put it on your 9v and see the difference mine was way faster then my 12v was .
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Where did you get the 12v paddle, online or at a store.Chrome 68 Classic AutoMag with Dye SS barrel, Pure Energy Reg, 9V Revvy, & CrossFire HPA system -
i had both and read that a 9v was faster and man is it ever 4 sec faster than my 12v yes you can buy them online or at some store'sComment
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Lacks all logic. Can you explain how you measured this speed variation and what you mean by a "12V paddle"? I didn't know the paddle had... volts...Comment
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www.unlikelyheroes.ca is where i found it first for 4.50 canadian
so for 5 bucks you can make your 9v faster cool ehComment
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cphillip it may lack logic mut if you dont trust me go try it by paddle i mean the little black paddle that has the four fingers on it that touches the balls as they go into the feed neck soc smarty just try itComment
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All I asked you to do was explain how you arrived at your conclusion. Seems you still haven't presented any. Do you not have any evidience?
Smarty? Well I never!
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? A 9V revy with a 4 paddles is going to be slower than a 12V revy with 4 paddles... simply because it has less power.
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Miscue... you... you... you.....SMARTY!!!!
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i agree with both miscue and cphilip, there is more power behind a 12 volt then a 9 volt, more energy driving the little motor thingy to move the paddle faster to feed faster. Is there any real difference between the paddles anyway?Comment
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That's just what I was thinkin!Originally posted by vf-xx
Not neccicarily. You can look at it like this: 1, a 9 volt was designed with 2 paddles, so it may be set up to spin faster than a 12 volt with 4 paddles. The voltage itself doesn't tell you much until you accurately describe the system.
<---Should be banned for circumventing the cuss filter.Comment
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Based on my observation: (only used a 9v once), the 9v spun slower than my 12v. BUT, I notice that the last 20 or so balls in my 12v get wacked around in the hopper kindof like one of those rolling penny wishing wells because the 12v spins faster and whacks the balls hard enough to not fall down the hole. Could it be that the 4 seconds difference are on those last 20 balls because the 9v with slower speed doesn't knock them around the "well" so to speak? I definately noticed a better feed rate with a full hopper on my 12v, but I shoot my warp in bursts so i probably wouldn't notice.Comment
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good point, probly fed better, and if it was an older 9v and a be 12v with that slight delay, over a hopper load it could translate to an extra second or soComment
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Now that's getting better. By the way I never said it couldn't I just want some numbers. Also looking back and seeing the authors details I realize there is nothing about number of paddles he had to start with or changed to just references to volts and paddles. You guys are assuming some stuff. I would like him to explain exactly what he had to start with, what he did to change it, how he counted the speed and what are his before and after measurements. That's all...
We want scientific evidence and details of the swap before we buy off on them and get into debating them. We don't got em right now do we?
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True datComment
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