proper COPS setting?

[GunAngel01]

hey guys,
i was wondering if it is possible to actually have the sensi too high on the ir3 base so that the marker was too sensative, and thust making me chop more paint than i should. also was wonder if that i had it set more properly that it would improve the COPS speed a little more or at least make is better than it is.

im running a stock ir3 with an EVO II loader with stock board in it.

if someone could give me a little insight that would be cool

thanks guys

[RonnyMcDYO]

If you set your sens to 12 then your marker will think paint is in the breech just by firing it, so yes that setting wont do anything. I run an Evo 2 stock board and a cut feed neck and I shot 15 bps with no chops and my settings were 5 or 6 sens and a bas of 4. I just set the bas to 3 and I had one chop out of around 700 rounds, so I think the 3 is cutting a little close.

[GunAngel01]

ok cool thanks, so i should set the sensi to like 5 or 6?
and sorry to sound like a n00b but i havent been using angels for too long what does BAS stand for and how does one change that?

thanks again

[Target]

rtfm

[acoenfam1]

I don't think the manual explains it exactly. With COPS 2 the BAS setting is the number of miliseconds that the firing cycle will be delayed if COPS does not detect a ball in the breech. But when it comes to changing it that IS in the manual

[GunAngel01]

is this a good time to tell you all that im using the mem 3 Lol sorry left that detail out

[warpedx]

In that case, BAS is the rof the gun is set to when no ball is detected and you are stil lpulling the trigger. As for sensitivity, another thing to check is if there is grease underneath the sensor in the grip frame. A lack of grease will make the sensor register the vibration of each shot as a ball dropping.

[GunAngel01]

oh hey thanks man that will help. never though of putting grease in on or around the sensor itself. if you could hit me back with where i should put the grease and what kind please do so

thanks dude
GunAngel01