Emag Halo problem

[impact301]

Trying out a halo on my emag the result when firing fast end up like this...



Im assuming its turning into a blender because the eyes are not lining up right?

Specs on the emag that could be affecting this are...

SS vert lowrise body with docs cocker barrel adapter (do not tell me to buy a ULE )
.689 cp one piece ( not caused by barrel breaks....)

Thanks

[BigEvil]

Check to make sure the ball detent is set up properly. I'm all too familiar with what a pain in the butt it is to celan a halo out.

Also, could it be that the halo itself is breaking the balls and not the gun? If there is no goo in the Halo feedneck, you have to adjust the sensativity of the board. There is a pot that you can turn to adj how quickly the halo will tell you that it is "Jammed". Sometimes this is not sensative enough, and the halo just turns into a blender trying to feed balls into the gun when it should shut off.

[impact301]

Wow thanks for the tip about the sensitivity, I had no idea it had that. The detent is just nubbin still, But im pretty sure its not the problem because I had the same problem with twistlock. Im pretty sure its the halos fault. Actualy there is paint everywhere I beleive the halo might of crushed a ball in the ballstack.

[yakitori]

looks to me to be crappy/brittle paint in the halo. At fast rates of fire that cone is spinning and is pretty forceful. Thats prolly all it is. Take it apart, clean off the eyes on the halo, use better paint in it.

[calcan311]

Big evil,What direction do you turn the pot to shut the motor off sooner? Impact301, You can also lube the drive belt with white lithium grease, so the belt slips sooner. I have tried the grease thing and it really made a big difference on how hard the balls are fed.

[impact301]

Awesome tips keep them coming.

[impact301]

Now which way to adjust.

[impact301]

Turn to the right to make it softer...

[impact301]

Still no difference.

[athomas]

Take the body of the Halo completely apart and clean it, especially around the eyes. Make sure the eyes are aiming in the proper direction.