The IntelliDyeFrame

[steph3nlim]

WoW. I'm the type that likes to save money. I found a new dye frame with everything installed for 36 bucks... But i really wanted an intellifeed. So i was doing some research and the only thing different the intelliframe had was the Bracket to hold the reciever and the looks . Anywayz i went out to radio shack and bought the wire and went to the airgun tech site and looked up on how to make the intellifeed. So i did everything, looked fine. Only hard part was putting in the reciever inside and angling it. I then figured out you needed shocks cause it moves around a lot and it has to move around a lot. And if you dont have shocks it will get out of place. So since i didn't have springs i used paper. Yes paper, actually a flascard. So then i fit it in. I put it on put everything together and guess what, IT WORKS..!!!

If you would like more instructions on HOW to do this email me or pm me. Here are some pictures

[steph3nlim]

finished pics

[Magsrule3]

Well, $36 is a good deal on a DYE frame. But a new one almost costs the same as an Intelliframe. But the Intelliframe is also built to exacting AGD tolerances. It also comes with a trigger and grips unlike the DYE.

new DYE 2x frame($80)+trigger($20)+ grips($20)=$120
AGD Intelliframe w/ trigger & grips=$115

But anyways, good job on the frame. Tunaman has also already done this mod to DYE and Benchmark frames.

[steph3nlim]

well i was actually trying to say If you already have a frame you should try it. But if you dont, just get an intelliframe

[RaV3n_Pa1ntba||]

or you can just go my route which is just as good as yours. Get a sandridge wireless intellifeed board for you revvy only 40 bux ...less hassle and you get 400% more life outta your revvy.

[Magsrule3]

Sandridge makes them too? I thought Wicked Air Sportz made them?

[deded]

I have a dye frame too, and I tried that paper jam thing for a while... but it kept screwing up on me.

Then I tried to tie it down, but it always loosened up just enough to get screwy.

I ended up just krazy glueing it down. It works awesome, and I haven't had a problem yet. Unfortunately, if I ever do, I might have some trouble rearanging it in there.

[PaInTbALL zAcH]

hey email me some directions for that. i gots a dye frame too. [email protected]

[PAINTBALLA01]

what kind of drop is that

[steph3nlim]

thats a warped sportz d/f cradle it's for sale check it out in the for sale forum

Anywayz heres an update.

You have the put roller lever right up to the sear to make it work better, stick a piece of paper underneath and on the sides. Wow this thing is great. Oh yeah make sure to unhook the eye

[nutz]

good job dude...

[SoupRman]

Originally posted by RaV3n_Pa1ntba||
or you can just go my route which is just as good as yours. Get a sandridge wireless intellifeed board for you revvy only 40 bux ...less hassle and you get 400% more life outta your revvy.

yes but compare the 40 to a measly 8. not too much of a hassle but if you dont got/want to spend the extra 30 on the board you might as well take the trip to your local radio shack and taking 30 maybe less minutes on making the intellifeed. thats just my opinion though. but hey if the intellifeed board was the same price vs. the regular intellifeed i would pick the board anyday.

[PaInTbALL zAcH]

i just did this mod and i was wondering if u guys taped up the ball sensor or not

[X-Plosive]

Don't tape up the IR sensor unless you really want to. When there are few balls in the hopper the intellifeed is bad at feeding them so it's nice to have the eye kick in and flush them out. If you wanted to disable the IR sensor you could of wired the revolution differently. Once more, I think it's best if you allow the revvy to work with the eye and intellifeed signals.

[~Backdraft~]

Would hot glue do the trick? it would keep the wires connecting to that roller in the grip together and it would keep it from moving around...i'm hooking up my intelli on a dye 2x frame right now so i would like some feedback asap..