Introducing the Paralell Circut WARP MOD! as Promised...

[Butterfingers]

Heh, better late than never right. Make youre warp spin for twice as long for twice as strong! Without fooling around with switches or opening up your battary compartment. This is a paralell circut and will output 9 volts but the batteries will last 2 times longer and will be able to handle a higher load. The best part is it's COMPLETELY reversable.

Pretty much self explainatory... Any questions please ask...
Im not responsible if you screw up. I did mine right and it has been working on my warp for over a year.

[Sanction]

Have just one question, Are the wire's from the twin bat connection red to red, Black to Black? or red to black? Hard to see the colors in the pic...

[Butterfingers]

You match the battary leads so...

Battary side:

Positive lead: Red + Red

Negative Lead: Black + Black

Warp Side:

Attach the 2 red battary side leads to the black warp side lead.

Attach the 2 black battary side leads to the red warp side lead.

[Daniel Morse]

Watch out it's going...

to blow up your board.

[Butterfingers]

Re: Watch out it's going...

Originally posted by Daniel Morse
to blow up your board.

what are you talking about? Paralell circuts do not increase volatage. The volatge is still 9V the power supply is just alot bigger.

thanks for knocking my mod... its been over a year and going strong. But i guess you know best...

[Puckz]

I had done the same thing to my warp, with the addition of an on/off switch inline, and it works great. Probably the best battery config I tried.

[Sanction]

Thanks for the quick reply! I may give it a try... I'll check the voltage first just in case...

[Donnyluv]

If you wire it like shown the voltage will be 9 volts. If it's not, you messed something else up.

[Paintchucker]

Possible Clarification...

I thought that it was reversing the polarity too at first, but looking at it and thinkin a little more...

On the two that attach to the batteries. Yes, they are in parallel, which should give you double battery time.

On the other side, it takes the red wire from the batteries (red) and connects it to the black wire on the other side. This looks like a problem, but it is merely to do the gender change on the connector. Remember, this has to plug into the existing 9 volt connector in the warp, so it will get the red wires on the batteries going to the red wire on the connector inside the warp.

LOOKS GOOD!!!

I guess if you wanted to add an on/off switch, you would just wire it in where the two crimp connector are and you are good to go...

I may have to try it this weekend, cause the single battery clinking around in the warp kinda makes me think something is falling off the gun. LOL

[Cha0tic]

Re: Watch out it's going...

Originally posted by Daniel Morse
to blow up your board.

hey Daniel, don't knock someones idea unless you know for sure that what you are saying is true. thanks

great mod butterfingers. have you ever had a ball chop with this? i wouldn't think so. how long have your batteries lasted? approxametly how many shots?

[personman]

NICD Batterys + Butterfinger's mod = *drool* actually I dont even have a warp.. lol, looks like it would work tho.. nice work..

[Butterfingers]

Ball chop?

Ball chop? Whats a ball chop?

I only had one this year thats cause my warp tube popped off my gun during rapid fire. Other than that NO problems.

Im not really sure how long the battary will last I always replace em at around 6000 rds MAX. To prevent ball chops. I havent realy pushed the limits on the setup yet.

I think im gonna buy dual plainview 9.6v's NiMH batts and really see my warp fly. Ill keep you posted on that as well.

[Donnyluv]

Butterfingers

Where's the cheapest place to get the NiMHs?

[Butterfingers]

Batterysupply.com

http://www.batterysupply.com/9v-nimh-batteries-chargers.htm

Thats the cheapest ive found so far. They will work as backup batteries for your elcd grips too! The battary that comes with the frame and this one are actually the same.

[DYE-BaLLeR]

so you put 2 9volts in battery things on the right side, and connect the battery thing on the left to the thing on the warp that normally connects the 9v?