chuffing issue with hyperframe

[grominou69]

hi ... i run a ule mag ... actually it's a classic mag from what the classic valve have been changed for a xvalve and after that the body for a ule .... i"m running classic rail and sear ...
the frame is a hyperframe with new 20 bps software and luke's 80g switch and blade trigger.

ok now for the serious par of the problem ... when i bought this gun , i swapped a ult in it instead of the one from centerflag since i tought it will be easier to tune and buy spare parts from agd ... it worked till recently ... i had many chuffing issues at high speed firing ... (actually over 10 - 12 bps )
i retuned the lvl10 thinkin the carrier was too tight on the bolt ... it some kinda reduced chuffing very little but noticeable ... so here's my question ...
can this chuffing at high speeds can be caused by the ult ?? since i'm kinda familiar with the lvl10 tuning .... for ult it's not the case so before trying to modify something on the ult (that worked fine till recently) i wanted to ask people that are familiar with hyperframes and have installed ult's instead of centerflag on/off ...

thanx everybody that can help with that ...
(BTW i will try to play with it tonight so i will be able to see if it's playable like that ... anyways i still have my emag as backup

[11 Bravo]

Check out this thread. You should find the answer to your problem there.
http://automags.org/forums/showthrea...ght=hyperframe

Its probably your settings for fire delay or dwell, etc. Make sure your fire delay is set between 1 and 5 (try 4 or 5).

[grominou69]

it's not very helpful since mine was working fine last time i used it ...
i should say that i have the longest spring on all my lvl10's and that setup works fine except when balls are too stiff in the bore ... in that case i take a larger bore ...
btw thanx for trying to help ...
anyone , anymore ideas ??

[11 Bravo]

I experienced the same thing and it was the fire delay. I would take a look and see what it is set on before you just dismiss it.

Good luck.

[Resurection]

not to mention that mags, whether they have spyder frames or not, are notorious for "breaking-in". Meaning the springs, rings, etc. all might require fine tuning after working fine for awhile once some parts are worn in a bit.