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[my95stang]

OK, think I did something bad. I was up late toying with my new G7. I was getting a little tired and am not sure what the heck happened. I can turn it on, and the eyes light up but when I drop a ball in, I can get a single shot, then it waits about 1.5 sec then I can shoot another shoot. When I turn the eyes off I am back to normal. I had the left grip panel off and was checking the internal menus so I am not sure if I toyed a little to much or what. Here are the settings I have now:

Mode 1
MROF 15
SPD 10
Hopper Time 1.0
Hopper A1
Dwell 11
tr 1 ??

I am using a Halo B with the V35 board. Thanks for any help. To many options on this thing!

[boostmonkey]

Have you done an eye test?

Did you plug the solenoid into the HOP port?

[my95stang]

Well, dropped a ball into the chamber and it passed the eye test. Could I have changed a hopper setting to slow it down? As this is my first Angel I am very unfamiliar with the settings and variables. I had an Impulse before and had it tore down way to often. Of course this new G7 is way better. Thanks for the help so far!

[my95stang]

I am looking down the feedneck and I noticed that I only have the eye on the right side of the marker working. Arent there supposed to be 2??? Thanks!


The pic is down the feed neck. Only right side is on, the glare is all that is visible on the left.

[Brad7]

No, only one eye lights up. Have you cleaned them lately? If not, I recommend doing so, and then reporting back.

[budda]

If it still does it after your eyes are clean try raising your eye delay back to where it was or higher.

[S1NN3R]

OK, think I did something bad. I was up late toying with my new G7. I was getting a little tired and am not sure what the heck happened. I can turn it on, and the eyes light up but when I drop a ball in, I can get a single shot, then it waits about 1.5 sec then I can shoot another shoot. When I turn the eyes off I am back to normal.

That's the same thing mine does when I'm just clicking the solenoid, no air. I'm guessing you're doing the same thing, no air, just clicky clicky, yes? It'll still shoot ropes when you put the air to it. For some reason, when I just try to dry fire with no air, it will do just like you described. I assumed that was just the way they worked, that it needed to see an empty breech before it would recognize a new ball. If you use your finger to break the beam, pull the trigger then pull your finger out and put it back in super fast, it will dry fire as fast as you can do that.

My Arsenal still shoots 25bps with air and paint in it, so I wasn't too worried about the wierd dry-fire thing.

[my95stang]

Yeah, that is the way they work. They are supposed to be broken by the ball, then they should see eachother before the next shot. Figured that one out after taking it to the local tech.