Attention Hyperframe owners, upgrade available

[hitech]

I just got off the phone with Centerflag Products (makers of the Hyperframe) and they have an upgrade option that I think is a great deal (I don't think it was anything special for me). You can upgrade your existing Hyperframe board for a new full auto board for $35. This is the new board developed for the auto cocker. It allows full auto and more importantly (at least to me) has a setting for the duration of the solenoid pulse. It can be set from 1ms to 99ms. The two biggest wear problems with the Hyperframe are on/off pins that are too short and a short solenoid pulse. You can get a longer on/off pin, and now you can set the solenoid duration to whatever you want.

He said they have plenty in stock.

BTW, I sent an on/off pin back to Centerflag because the base was too big and they are sending me out a new one. When I send it in I sent a note and asked if the software was upgradeable as I wanted to increase the solenoid duration. They called me (I included my phone number) to tell me about the new board and the upgrade option. Their reputation for good customer service lives on.

Contact information:

Centerflag Products
PO Box 148
Yorkville, Il 80560

Phone: 630-553-2611
Fax: 630-533-2631

[nicad]

tru that!
another major biggie is it will also will go up to 20bps in semi and fullauto.

[hitech]

Originally posted by nicad
Another major biggie is it will also will go up to 20bps in semi and fullauto.

Do you have one? What else can you tell me about it? I'm planning on ordering one tomorrow.

[LaW]

I thought on the original frams that the strength of the pulse was adjustable from 1 to 9 in strength.... at least mine was ....

[joeyjoe367]

Hmm... maybe it's time for a project 'mag...

*looks at wallet*

Oh yeah.. that's why I haven't started one :P

[chris007]

i have one and it is really cool.on this chip the first time you go into service mode you get power seting level.then you get to more modes to adjust forward & backward cylanoid travel time(1-99 of a sec.in both modes) i think,but i dont know how to use it yet.and yes it has semi (1-20),burst-3-5 (1-20) and semi/burst(or fullauto)1-20 b.p.s.

[GhillieGuy]

I just sent my frame in last week to have them install it and they told me it would cost $75?

[thecavemankevin]

now do we buy the board for 35,,,,or do we send it in and have them instal it or do we instal it ourselves?????

Next upgrade for me

[hitech]

Originally posted by thecavemankevin
now do we buy the board for 35,,,,or do we send it in and have them instal it or do we instal it ourselves?????

You have to uninstall/reinstall yourself. You remove the old board and send it to them with $35 (plus shipping I assume) and they send you a new board. You install that and are ready to go.

[thecavemankevin]

cool, thanx

[hitech]

BTW, I ordered one today. First you get an RA number to return your existing board. Then you send it in (you can enclose playment or have them call you and use a credit card). They test the board you sent in as it has to be a working board. Then they send you the new one. I'll let everyone know how it goes.

[chris007]

hitech and all mechanically inclined hyperframe users.once you get new chips up and runing,"start a new thread"(kind of like level 10 how tos).for us that are not so mechanically inclined(or don't know how to set up correctly).please include best dell time setting forward & back to prevent excessive wear to bolt & sear(level 10 and level 7).do you think it's a good idea?hey if we don't help each other hwo will(agd's only answer to a hyperframe question is take it off or they are no good)

[hitech]

Once I get mine running I'll post my experences and compile the other posts I've made with regards to the Hyperframe. Sound good?

[chris007]

cool!!! yes thanx

[LawFox32]

ummm gimme a lil hell yes