WEll...
Right now my HALO is non-functional in a plastic bag. I was hoping someone would be at Skyball to fix it, but no luck there. I will say that it stopped working after I disassembled it to clean paint out,and I originally put the black square "circuit board cover" with the push button in upside-down, and I think I may have broken off the LED light. Not sure if that's why it isn't working or not.
While it *WAS* still working, I broke a couple balls, but it was year-old paint that was doing 1 on the drop test. Other than that, worked great feeding into my warp feed. Worked great for a teammate on his Matrix. And it DEFINITELY feeds better than a revy. I can watch my teammate easily outshoot his revy (because it's transparent) but he can't outshoot the HALO. I think the warp feed helps with anyo potential breakage, because when the WF pushes, there's a nice long stream of paintballs it's pushing into that can compress.
It's actually lower profile on the WF than other hoppers (not as tall). I did need to sand down the feed neck to allow it to fit tightly in the warp feed. (I think having the waarp feed not all the way closed caused some feeding problems with the WF.)
Oh, one thing I *WILL* say - I think the feed neck of the halo is TOO narrow. I understand that the original philosophy was to reduce ball boggle, but if you get a large paintball in there, it can jam, or as happened to me, when I brokeone, the broken goop around an intact ball was enough to get the ball stuck inthe narrow feed neck and pretty much leave me screwed for a game. IF a ball breaks i the hopper, at least let me shoot horrendously innacurate paint for the rest of the game, don't prevent me from shooting at all, ya know? Can't even bunker anyone then....
So anone know where you can pick up replacement boards for the HALO?
Thanks,
Chris
Right now my HALO is non-functional in a plastic bag. I was hoping someone would be at Skyball to fix it, but no luck there. I will say that it stopped working after I disassembled it to clean paint out,and I originally put the black square "circuit board cover" with the push button in upside-down, and I think I may have broken off the LED light. Not sure if that's why it isn't working or not.
While it *WAS* still working, I broke a couple balls, but it was year-old paint that was doing 1 on the drop test. Other than that, worked great feeding into my warp feed. Worked great for a teammate on his Matrix. And it DEFINITELY feeds better than a revy. I can watch my teammate easily outshoot his revy (because it's transparent) but he can't outshoot the HALO. I think the warp feed helps with anyo potential breakage, because when the WF pushes, there's a nice long stream of paintballs it's pushing into that can compress.
It's actually lower profile on the WF than other hoppers (not as tall). I did need to sand down the feed neck to allow it to fit tightly in the warp feed. (I think having the waarp feed not all the way closed caused some feeding problems with the WF.)
Oh, one thing I *WILL* say - I think the feed neck of the halo is TOO narrow. I understand that the original philosophy was to reduce ball boggle, but if you get a large paintball in there, it can jam, or as happened to me, when I brokeone, the broken goop around an intact ball was enough to get the ball stuck inthe narrow feed neck and pretty much leave me screwed for a game. IF a ball breaks i the hopper, at least let me shoot horrendously innacurate paint for the rest of the game, don't prevent me from shooting at all, ya know? Can't even bunker anyone then....
So anone know where you can pick up replacement boards for the HALO?
Thanks,
Chris




Hope to see it in April

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