Electronic Autococker 3-Way

[eljimbo]

well your sidesteppping the fact that you didn't move your fingers at 16bps and therefore didn't shoot that fast. How did you measure it?
I worked on that electro cocker for about a year and a half. Its still not done yet.

[Angry Man]

Vegeta, retards have been around for a while too but you really are beyond anything else I've ever seen.

Eljimbo, that's INCREDIBLY cool looking. I'm really interesting in how you built that, I may email you about it later.

[EastAl]

Originally posted by eljimbo
well your sidesteppping the fact that you didn't move your fingers at 16bps and therefore didn't shoot that fast. How did you measure it?
I worked on that electro cocker for about a year and a half. Its still not done yet.

i never said my fingers weren't moving that fast. and i only did it once. a local tourny we were in was having a "Timed Shoot Out" to see who could empty a hopper fastest. they timed us, from the first shot fired, to the last. then they calculated your bps based off that time. granted it's not the most scientific of ways to do it. but, when i had two other runs at 15 bps, it wasn't too far fetched.
oh yeah, i won a case of paint, and some Scott Stalkers for that.

if you do your own work on your gun, your own upgrades, to how you want them, you can make your gun shoot anyway you want. especially when it has as many "upgradable" parts as a cocker. my gun was so "high strung", that few people could shoot it, and not chop balls, or short stroke every other shot. but, thats how i wanted it, because of my playing style.

[subbeh]

Originally posted by EastAl


i never said my fingers weren't moving that fast. and i only did it once. a local tourny we were in was having a "Timed Shoot Out" to see who could empty a hopper fastest. they timed us, from the first shot fired, to the last. then they calculated your bps based off that time. granted it's not the most scientific of ways to do it. but, when i had two other runs at 15 bps, it wasn't too far fetched.
oh yeah, i won a case of paint, and some Scott Stalkers for that.

if you do your own work on your gun, your own upgrades, to how you want them, you can make your gun shoot anyway you want. especially when it has as many "upgradable" parts as a cocker. my gun was so "high strung", that few people could shoot it, and not chop balls, or short stroke every other shot. but, thats how i wanted it, because of my playing style.

Did they assume two hundred balls for a hopper? Try fitting 200 balls into a revy...

[EastAl]

subbeh, no they actually counted out the balls. i think it was like 185, or 187 in my hopper. but, they had a bunch of ten round tubes ductaped together so eveyone would have the saem amount to shoot.

[Vegeta]

has anybody EVER been able to fit 200 balls in a VL loader?

no.

back to the topic of the electronic 3 way.
The same people that make the Mayhem make one. It offers the choice of operation in open and closed bolt mode... which seems liek a great opportunity to show that open/closed bolt doesn't matter in accuracy/distance. How much more proof does someone need when you beloved cockers shoots the same distance in closed mode as in open!

[7lash]

Electro Cocker

If you're looking for an electro cocker frame then this may be of interest -

http://www.planeteclipse.com/www2001/site/tech/info_ecli_blade.shtml

[flanders]

the probelm with closed bolt is that u can't get the ball to load faster then something like 24 bps, i think, do to the fact that th bolt spends more time closed then open

[Angry Man]

E-blade looks awesome, but I've heard the price will be really, really steep. As for mechanical limit of 24bps or 13bps or whatever everyone says I don't really mind. In my opinion, if it can shoot at least 13bps then it can shoot enough for me, since I'll never pull more than that; even walking an electro trigger 13bps is all I need. It's the trigger pull that matters to me.

As for a bolt open autococker, I think it would be kinda cool but I'd just take an impulse instead. Say what you will, but I like closed bolt operation, even if it's just cause it's cool.

[milf350]

Angry Man, you've heard very wrong. The E-Blade is going to end up costing about $365-$385 and it also includes a vision eye in that price. Not too bad if you ask me, I'm getting one when it comes out.

[7lash]

eBlade Info

There is a Magnoptic(TM) trigger on the eBlade - an optical trigger with three way adjustment (front stop, rear stop and 'sloppyness') and a magnetic return.

The maximum ROF will depend upon the Cocker onto which the eBlade is fitted. By way of example, a standard Eclipse, Evolution or Black Magic Cocker will achieve in excess of 15bps (we've clocked one of our team guns at 20bps ).

Retail cost is $389 for bright black and $399 for chrome.

[Angry Man]

Wow, I can't justify spending 400 right now but that sounds really, really sweet, since I'm a big fan of cockers but also love electro trigger pulls. As for now, I'm just gonna pick up a shorter mechanical 3 way to hold me over but those things look awesome and the price is pretty good. Still....400 is a lot compared to say, 70 for a spyder electro trigger (I've seen 50) but I know about the complexities involved in electro cockers so I'm not saying it's unjustified, just expensive.

[bryan]

I'm interested in finding out which solenoid the e blade uses...all the solenoids i could find were up to like 125 psi....is this too low for a cocker?

[milf350]

Here you go, they just put up more info on it.

http://www.planeteclipse.com/www2001/site/tech/info_ecli_eblade.shtml

[bryan]

thanx but i've already seen that.
I'm interested in who makes the solenoid and how does the sear get tripped?