*Hyperframed Mag Pic Thread*

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  • personman

    #16
    Originally posted by warbeak2099
    Where is that now??? And how did it work? Pics of the internals wuld be incredibly cool.
    Works exactly like all other mags only the A.I.R. regulator has been removed and a palmer stabilizer is run vertically to replace it.

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    • Automaggot68

      #17
      Originally posted by personman
      Works exactly like all other mags only the A.I.R. regulator has been removed and a palmer stabilizer is run vertically to replace it.
      He was talking about the manual mode, like an emag.

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      • angelpena
        King of the Trolls(really)
        • Aug 2004
        • 112

        #18
        I was fortunate enough to get a "like new" Spyder Hyperframe for basically nothing, so once find a suitable rail, she is off to Luke so he can work his magic, Pics when I get her back!
        Phanny #21773 / FiFi #28910 / Elvira / Lucky / Skeeter / Shorty

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        • personman

          #19
          Originally posted by Automaggot68
          He was talking about the manual mode, like an emag.
          Oh I didnt read nicads post..

          But with an optical trigger ie eblade, a manual override wouldnt be too hard to pull off, I wouldnt think

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          • Troen
            Registered User
            • Jul 2005
            • 413

            #20
            i should of posted pictures of my optic trigger spider frame. it needed alot of power for the photosenthic eye, which was reflective, but it also gave alot of extra kick to the solenoid, firing 16 balls per second on a 12 bps frame overheated it pretty quick, i never knew there was other optic triggers.

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            • nicad
              wannabe newbe
              • May 2002
              • 992

              #21
              manual mode was simply a lever you flipped (much like a safety) that removed the trigger backstop so that the trigger could keep going back. (think Emag)
              I installed a 1/8" rod between the trigger and the large plate of the solenoid, so the trigger could press on the rod and push the solenoid, which in turn moved the sear. worked quite well really.

              The optical trigger was very easy. Get an old mouse (some work well, others dont) and use one of the wheel encoders.. its simply an IR LED and phototransister pair (which can be purchased from many electronic parts places as well.) Mount it in the grip and a thin flat black anything to the trigger to break the beam. Walla!

              Yes the Eblades started using opto triggers, then angels (speeds?).. and I think a few others. I have modified quite a few Raceguns and LCD Angels using the ol mouse method.

              The Raceboards are easy- they already have an eye voltage output to run the phototransister on. The others are not so easy.. you must knock down the available voltage to a usable range or you will release the magic blue smoke from the eye unit.
              ColinMoritz

              Chord, Chord V2, Dallara, Karta, current project: (coming soon)

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              • warbeak2099
                That is my foot!
                • Jan 2004
                • 4447

                #22
                You are seriously a god. That's the coolest idea ever. Do you know where the gun is now or do you still have it? That thing is seriously awesome.
                My Feedback

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                • nicad
                  wannabe newbe
                  • May 2002
                  • 992

                  #23
                  Not a god.. just a crazed tinkerer.

                  I still have it somewhere.. in pieces.. the way everything ends up around here. Muahahah.

                  out!
                  ColinMoritz

                  Chord, Chord V2, Dallara, Karta, current project: (coming soon)

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                  • Skoad
                    Registered User
                    • Feb 2002
                    • 3265

                    #24
                    Hey nicad, how much for a valve plug? I've been looking for a shop that can do those for quite some time.
                    Last edited by Skoad; 01-26-2006, 10:04 PM.

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