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    FKA whydoineedausername
    • Jul 2003
    • 1929
    #1

    Halo B issue

    k. my halo(rip drive and z-code) seems to be doing things that others don't.

    the beads just before the feed seem to catch a ball for about 1/2 a second and then spit it down the feedneck really fast.

    it only seems to be really noticeable towards the end of the hopper.
    my friends has a smooth consistent feeding operation while mine likes to catch the ball for a little tiny bit, and throw it out.

    i'm afraid it's going to lead to some chopping issues.

    any help would be greatly appreciated.
    thanks
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    • atm743
      AKA & Macdev fan
      • Aug 2003
      • 3235
      #2
      is your spring thing set right???? i have been getting some problems with the spring disigadging

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          FKA whydoineedausername
          • Jul 2003
          • 1929
          #3
          Originally posted by atm743
          is your spring thing set right???? i have been getting some problems with the spring disigadging

          what might you mean by 'right' ??
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            • atm743
              AKA & Macdev fan
              • Aug 2003
              • 3235
              #4
              Originally posted by whydoineedausername
              what might you mean by 'right' ??
              like the right way my spring is messed up and i dont know if i set it right sorry i cant spell good. well i think its your lazer that is doing this???? but dont trust me i dont know much on halos

              ~my e-mag~

              ~ule frame~
              ~ule rail~
              ~x-valve~
              ~3.2 software~
              ~polished no-rise body~
              ~black 10" freak kit~
              ~smoke halo b~
              ~Fl05283 68 3000 flatline~
              "Let them eat war [x2]
              That's how to ration the poor
              Let them eat war [x2]

              There's an urgent need to feed"

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                  FKA whydoineedausername
                  • Jul 2003
                  • 1929
                  #5
                  i don't think it's the lazer, because it catches it long before the feed tube. it gets caught on the bead thing.

                  any ideas on how to play with that??
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                    • flyinasian016
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                      • Aug 2003
                      • 1251
                      #6
                      Sometimes the little peice of plastic that the beads are on bends out of shape. You may need to bend it back into shape. I know this happened to my friends Halo a couple of times.
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