Warpfeed......Jump - - Jump - -Jump?

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  • Cypres0099
    What in the world is that
    • Jul 2001
    • 812

    #1

    Warpfeed......Jump - - Jump - -Jump?

    I was just wondering how many jumpers you use in your warp feed. 2, 3, 4, vertical, horizontal...... Full spin, half spin, quarter spin?

    And how many shots you guys think you get off of it.

    Thanks


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  • BlackVCG
    Grubby Owner

    • Oct 2000
    • 4956

    #2
    I set it so that two jumpers are vertical and two horizontal. More than two jumpers vertical and it doesn't seem to spin long enough to feed reliably.

    I don't worry about battery life in the Warp Feed, because I use Plainview 9.6V NiMH rechargeables.
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    • PotatoBoy
      Hamburgers should be high

      • Sep 2001
      • 2533

      #3
      I have all four of mine horizontal, it seems like ever tiem i try to put even one vertical it doesn't spin enough. I'm going to have to try a little more carefully I guess...

      I was under the impression that everyone just left them how they were....

      Black, it feeds fine for you with 2 sets of pins closed?
      Potatoboy!

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      • Cypres0099
        What in the world is that
        • Jul 2001
        • 812

        #4
        Where do you get that battery? I want one. How long does it last? How does it hook up?


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        • BlackVCG
          Grubby Owner

          • Oct 2000
          • 4956

          #5
          Here's the batteries. I've never really payed attention to how long they last, but they work fine for me and give the Warp some extra speed since they charge to 10.50V

          9.6V Rechargeables

          Here's the charger you want to get. Do NOT get the charger on the same page as the batteries. It doesn't have the speces that the Plainviews need.

          Charger

          Potato- It works fine for me. It depends on how you have your hose setup. If it's running straight up to the PF tube on a Warp body, you can get away with less spin time. But if you have a snaked hose and are trying to push the paint stack through a few turns, you'll need more force from a longer spin time.
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          • Smokee_2_7
            Registered User
            • Nov 2000
            • 823

            #6
            one question.

            The charger that youve supplied the link to only outputs at 9 volts. How are you getting them charged up to 10.6 volts? I can see how on the other one (the one you said not to get)--- it has an out put of 12 volts. Just curious.

            Thanks.

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            • BlackVCG
              Grubby Owner

              • Oct 2000
              • 4956

              #7
              Because it's underrated. Call Thomas Distributing and talk to them about what charger to get for the Plainview 9.6v's. I've charged mine numerous times and they all come up at 10.50V +/- .05V.
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              • Smokee_2_7
                Registered User
                • Nov 2000
                • 823

                #8
                Oh, I see. thats cool, thanks for the answer.
                Looks like thats the route ill be going on my warp also. one side note for ya. Do you happen to know the voltage for the metal hydride batteries for the angel?

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