GEEZ....its heavy!

[personman]

http://www.airgun.com/downloads/WarpInstructions.pdf

That's the manual, its not that great but it's something.
I dont really have a warp right in front of me, but in there it should show you how to tell if your sensor is turned on or not.

[ben-afficial]

you people should relize that with good comes bad....with a mag its fast and reliable, but heavy....with cake its sweat and delicious,but you get diabeties and die a painfull death...

[pointm@n]

The warp will work on just about any gun. Like someone posted, there is a vibration sensor built into the warp. The intellifeed cable can be bought optionally.

[bushmanbilly]

The warp only adds 1 lb. I would sooner carry a little extra wieght than stand in the dead box with a hopper hit.

[WARPED1]

The warp not taking hopper hits is moot. Ok, so your hopper doesn't get hit, but your chin or upper chest is now painted! Next.....
I had a warp on my old shoebox Shocker. It then wieghed 9 pounds with an empty tank and hopper! Mags are feathers!

[Duzzy]

It depends on how you play. For people who tilt their hoppers to the side all the time the warp is a huge plus. Also, it is fun to pop out the top of your bunker once in a while with a warp.

Saying it does nothing but lets you get shot in the face and chest is incorrect. It isn't for everyone, but if all it did was change where you got hit why would people use it? I would rather take a hopper hit over a mask or neck hit anyday. Replacing lenses isn't fun, and getting shot in the neck is always an unpleasant experience.

[WARPED1]

why would people use it?

Not many do.

[Duzzy]

Not many people use a lot of things. Just look at common sense, the search button, but that doesn't make them useless, or ineffective.

[WARPED1]

Not many people use a lot of things. Just look at common sense, the search button, but that doesn't make them useless, or ineffective.

ROFLMAO!
I'm not saying the warp is useless. I had one or two, it was a pain in the arsehole to set up.
Whoever uses a warp and likes it, keep on truckin! :)

[frop]

Not many people use a lot of things. Just look at common sense, the search button, but that doesn't make them useless, or ineffective.

I saved this thread just for that quote

[Duzzy]

I am glad I was able to make some people smile if nothing else...

Punkncat, I now officially return you your thread.

Good luck with the warp E-mag. Buy an Intelli-feed cable and set the warp to the shortest spin time, it is so nice.

[punkncat]

I actually came across new problems and solutions.

The Emag I got has a dead battery(to top everything else off) so removed all the warp gear and put it onto a mech RT I have. This solved many problems. One the Emag was too fast for the Warp so it was kinda pointless other than profile. Being that the Emag is heavy anyway, removing the warp helped in that department. The mech RT I have can't outshoot the warp feed, and made the whole rig considerable lighter with the Alpha Rail, no battery pack, etc. Also my RT has no LX, so being able to force feed it at a rate consistant to the ROF of the marker made sense.

Now the Emag is in the paintball closet awaiting me buying a new battery, and a clamping feedneck. I put an ULE vert body on it, and have a reloader B for it. It will be a new beast when I break it out again.

I took the Warped RT out to the field yesterday and had a great time with it. Its slower than many of the markers I am shooting against, but I have traditionally been accustomed to that, and did really well. I think people have a tendency to understimate people with "slower" markers....
I really like the ability to roll the gun from side to side and still fire. The profile is great, and honestly(after the switch) is no longer any heavier than my first nice cocker rig. I did learn the hard way that you must remember to "prime" the warp after you run out of balls, or you will shoot blanks first few shots. That sux big off the break.....

[Duzzy]

I would seriously consider putting it back on the E-mag with a cable. You will have trouble outrunning it unless you have some crazy trigger fingers.

Also, do you not have a charger? There shouldn't be a need to buy a new battery, just get it charged up.

I actually came across new problems and solutions.

The Emag I got has a dead battery(to top everything else off) so removed all the warp gear and put it onto a mech RT I have. This solved many problems. One the Emag was too fast for the Warp so it was kinda pointless other than profile. Being that the Emag is heavy anyway, removing the warp helped in that department. The mech RT I have can't outshoot the warp feed, and made the whole rig considerable lighter with the Alpha Rail, no battery pack, etc. Also my RT has no LX, so being able to force feed it at a rate consistant to the ROF of the marker made sense.

Now the Emag is in the paintball closet awaiting me buying a new battery, and a clamping feedneck. I put an ULE vert body on it, and have a reloader B for it. It will be a new beast when I break it out again.

I took the Warped RT out to the field yesterday and had a great time with it. Its slower than many of the markers I am shooting against, but I have traditionally been accustomed to that, and did really well. I think people have a tendency to understimate people with "slower" markers....
I really like the ability to roll the gun from side to side and still fire. The profile is great, and honestly(after the switch) is no longer any heavier than my first nice cocker rig. I did learn the hard way that you must remember to "prime" the warp after you run out of balls, or you will shoot blanks first few shots. That sux big off the break.....

[WARPED1]

And what gives?! Post some damn pics!

[personman]

The warp not taking hopper hits is moot. Ok, so your hopper doesn't get hit, but your chin or upper chest is now painted! Next.....

You obviously have no idea how to play with a warp feed