Double & Triple feeding problems

[Ed Braunbeck]

Bob & Ken,

Here are my setting:

1.7 Software
MROF=Unlimited
Dwell=6.5
Shot Filter=5%
Loader Speed=14
Debounce=5
LPR-55 psi

It's double and triple feeding and the rate of fire comes and goes. It no longer consistently rips like it used too. The new eye cover has been installed too.

Ed

[KEN CRANE]

lower the loader speed to 12 and advise please

[Ed Braunbeck]

I changed the loader speed to 12 and the same thing happened. However, when I first turned on the loader 3-4 balls fell out. Which leads me to believe the dents are bad. I took off the eye strap and one of the dents looked like it was installed wrong. So I straightened the dent, aired up the marker, and same problem as before.

Secondly, my battery shows 7.4V or 3 bars lit up. 300K seems far from achieveable.

Thanks,

Ed

[KEN CRANE]

I changed the loader speed to 12 and the same thing happened. However, when I first turned on the loader 3-4 balls fell out. Which leads me to believe the dents are bad. I took off the eye strap and one of the dents looked like it was installed wrong. So I straightened the dent, aired up the marker, and same problem as before.

Secondly, my battery shows 7.4V or 3 bars lit up. 300K seems far from achieveable.

Thanks,

Ed

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[Thre3D]

Detends seem to be not that good in this stage. Ego 05 detends might work better, but I heard about new detends are coming up.

We achieved the same battery status. Seem to work for 50-100k not more. But it could be blamed on trying so many different settings so the OLED is mostly enlightned

[Destro]

noticed the same thing to day when trying the joy settings was getting a alot of double feeds and a few triple. Also have the same deal with battery voltage

[Ed Braunbeck]

Ken sent me new detents and that seems to have fixed the problem. I think I burned them up shooting Reballs. Learn from my mistakes. Rumor has it that Spyder detents might work as a stand by too.

Thanks to Ken for going the extra mile.

Ed