link to "12volt mod" doesnt work.... anyone have one so i can go get the stuff i need?
link to "12volt mod" doesnt work.... anyone have one so i can go get the stuff i need?
Originally Posted by TaCticulMerderer18
http://lukescustoms.com/page0005.htm
Originally Posted by Chronobreak
Anyone have a link to the original assembly info? or if no link, the info available as an attachment to email?
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Originally Posted by Chronobreak
lol, no i mean to a link on how to "do it yourself"...
Yep, that's what I wanted too.Originally Posted by TaCticulMerderer18
get 3 9 vlt connectors, and a 12 vlt(capacitor?) and hook together, and your done...its not terribly difficult and all parts can be found at radio shack
lmk if you need more help
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http://www.pbreview.com/forums/archi.../t-170230.html
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THANKS!!!!!!!Originally Posted by Chronobreak
RIGHT YOU ARE!Originally Posted by LoveMyMagMoreThanYou
i just wanted to make ONE trip to radio shaq to get everything i needed for the 12v mod and intelli-warp mod
also... any links for the on/off mod and LED light mod?
i wanna go all out
what rechargable 9 volt will run the warp at great speeds.
get a 12 vlt mod if you want more speed, otherwise a good alternative is one of the rechargeable warp abttery packsOriginally Posted by madcrisis
check dealers section
otherwise any 9 vlt as long as its a good brand should be fine, but ive noticed rechargeables dont live nearly as long as regular batteries..
I was wondering if anyone had some input as to the best hopper for the warp. I have a Y grip on my 68 and with a halo I really have to wedge my hand in just to grab the drop. Anyone know of a good and small automatic hopper
The Ricochets seem to be almost made for warps. The narrow point at the front of the hopper allows you to turn the hopper to give your hand more room.Originally Posted by fatkidfrank
I've used an eggy with a warp, but with a drop forward it tends to be in your face, because of the placing of the feedneck. Also the neck size is just a bit too small to fit tightly in a warp. (can be fixed with some tape tho) I really don't like the eggies, a bit troublesome to load and they put the weight of the gun a bit off (compared to other loaders) My favorite still is the halo, and i use one with a dent made in it for some extra clearance. The ricochet is also a good hopper to use, but since its not force fed you can outshoot it at high bps. and a good warp battery.
I have never had problems with the feedneck. It has always been too tight imo. Now the lid.....It sucks. Very hard to reload. That being said my next loader is going to be a pulse.
I will say this ONE time. You cannot outshoot the Richochet Apache without using some sort of electronic assistance. I have NEVER seen anyone shoot faster than the Apache can feed on straight semi. The GUNS can outshoot the hoppers not people.Originally Posted by FiXeL
Ow, sorry about that...
I apologize if I sounded like a jerk, but I'm tired of people claiming they can shoot 25 bps. It's just not possible without ramping or some other electronic trick. Even if the rules allow ramping, it's usually capped at 15 bps. NPPL has no cap, but gun must be semi. So, unless you are cheating, I call foul on >20 bps claims. (No I don't accept radar chronos calcs as proof. That is only figuring out the time difference between two balls.)Originally Posted by FiXeL
To warp feed an Ion, all you need is the AGD warp feed. Take a dremel to the 90 degree elbow that comes with it and cut off the tightening screw and it's connecting plastic. Sand it smooth and the elbow will fit snuggly into the stock feedneck or clamp into a clamping feedneck. Attatch the warp to the gun and measure your hose accordingly. No need to "waste" money on special feed necks or extra elbows.
The vibration sensor should work given the right tweek. You may have to solder an intelli wire to the solonoid for a consistant shot to feed ratio..
However, I use a QEV and a TechT L7 bolt and my warp spins on ever trigger pull with the built in vib sensor.
Last edited by soren; 03-31-2007 at 04:25 PM. Reason: spelling
what is the big cell?
Originally Posted by madcrisisOriginally Posted by UTDragun
If you wire your battery connectors in parallel instead of in series you have a "big cell". "Big cells" are mostly to get you more run time, since wiring in parallel doesn't increase the voltage.Originally Posted by madcrisis
I've finally read this whole thread. I don't have a warp yet, but I don't think I'll have to ask any questions once I get one. Thanks to everyone who put in the time!
Awesome thread... awesome bit of kit.
Used mine in the field for the first time today (it's a bit of a different setup) as more into MilSim, mounted in a pack on my back with washing machine outlet hose to feed marker... it easily kept up with my Ion powered P90.
maybe some one can help me, i did my own battery switch mod using as micro pc toggle switch and my batter gets extremely hot in the on position. idk why it would do this can anyone shed some light. i sure i wored it right, shicne its a two prong polarity isnt an issue.
are you using 1 9volt or did you do a big cell or 12V mod?Originally Posted by originalspyderxtra
e-mag 226
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i was using a single 9 volt but i think i found my problem, turns out that the switch i was usion was rated for .3 amps im going to pick up the same size switch that rated for 3 amps, im thinking thats my problem but idk cause i checked my 12v xboard revvy and its got the same switch that was giving me problems
hi guys
i want to know how we can clean behind the little steel plate in the warp i thinks it s the plate who take the vibration.today a ball had broke in my warp and some paint is behind this plate i need to wash it
I have searched these forums pretty well, but have not been able to find and step by step or images of how exactly to do the big cell with on/off switch mod.
Is is just the two red wires from the battery connectors (together) to the toggle switch and then to the warp, and the two black wires together straight to the warp?
Any help would be great..... pictures would be awesome.
Thanks in advance!
I'm guessing that I answered my own question.
Last edited by reflective; 10-21-2007 at 06:18 PM.