Rotor and nubbins

[dstud2000]

I was using my rotor with a twist lock body and barrel and multiple instances of the rotor pushing more than one ball past the nubbins and getting dble shots or barrel breaks and also chops From what I am thinking is a ball and a half in the breech. Is the positive feed of a rotor too much for wire nubbins? They were wire nubbins not plastic, should I try some plastic nubbins and see if the same thing happens. The paint was around the .684 size. Any input would be appreciated, thanks.


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[captian pinky]

you can turn the tension down on the rotor.

[dstud2000]

you can turn the tension down on the rotor.

[trbo323]

Disassemble, take the gearbox/motor assembly out and there is a hex screw on the back of it, lefty loosy turns the tension down

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[dstud2000]

Disassemble, take the gearbox/motor assembly out and there is a hex screw on the back of it, lefty loosy turns the tension down

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Thank you and righty turns it back up?


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[trbo323]

Thank you and righty turns it back up?


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No, righty destroys the space time continuum.

Try not to mix them up

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[dstud2000]

I thought you would tear a hole in the fabric of space and time......


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[trbo323]

I thought you would tear a hole in the fabric of space and time......


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Well technically you are correct, the problem is since the rotor then spins with it's counter rotating arms, the rip turns into a counter rip which destroys the space time continuum

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[Nobody]

But it is highly suggested to change your nubbins for the plastic.

[BigEvil]

But it is highly suggested to change your nubbins for the plastic.

Nope. The plastic ones make it worse because you cannot adjust them easily. Use a wire nubbin, and rebend the V to stick in the barrel more. That will solve your problem.

[dstud2000]

Well technically you are correct, the problem is since the rotor then spins with it's counter rotating arms, the rip turns into a counter rip which destroys the space time continuum

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[dstud2000]

Thanks for all the suggestions everyone.


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