confusion about force fly settings

[Dreamland]

Hallo, i see that the most A4 fly owners using other settings as the force fly owners.

A4 fly most use lpr 50-55 psi, dwell 17 and the gun works very well.

And for the force fly they its recommendet lpr 60-70 psi and dwell 11. That is a absolutly differnt setting.

What is your force fly setting? Which tr did you used??

Out of the box was my force fly lpr 50 psi and dwell 11., tr 1 and i can't go faster than 20

What is your recommendet setup for a Force fly ???

[t2zone1]

this is the sub forum link that states the recommended setup for the a4 fly when it first came out!!

http://www.angel-owners.com/showthread.php?t=22328


this is the link posted by ken krane with updated recommended settings!!

http://www.angel-owners.com/showthread.php?t=29188

[BuNkErEd]

you want a high LPR on ur force and a low dwell. some good settings would be your LPR at 60-70 psi and dwell at like 9. im running 55 LPR and 9 dwell on my fly and it works nice.

[Sparco]

I've found that every marker is a little bit different, that's one of the advantages to purchasing a Force. The MT you purchase it from will take the time to setup the marker to the best possible setting, even if it's slightly different from marker to marker.

For example, out of the box I tried running two Angel Flys at different settings:

Marker #1: 50/13
Marker #2: 65/10

Marker #1 was a bit louder than Marker #2 and was getting about 7-8 pods off a fill. Whereas Marker #2 yielded almost 10 pods off a fill. Marker #1 was more tolerant to brittle paint but seemed to experience slight drop off with high ROFs. Marker #2 handled brittle paint just as well but broke 4 balls out of 200, vs. 1 out of 200 for Marker #1. Rate of fire seemed comparable between both settings.

Try experienting with different settings, some people like 65/9 or 60/10. Other people prefer 45/14. While there is an ideal target range, your pressures and your preferences will vary from marker to marker.