Warrior Ion

Trying to find a starting point that I can adjust my custom settings Smartparts Ion board?

So I have a smart Parts Ion (one of the originals), I made some customizations to the mine: Black kit basic cell of the body, black bow stock cells w / air-thru, orange nano ion unicorn bolt, black heart board, Warrior Paintball Ion Roller Trigger and I have CO2 and HPA tanks. So now you know what my gun is that I am looking for a good configuration of the General Meeting of D-Day 2010 in OK. I live in a small town and you can only get parts of CO2, but if I understand D-Day have hpa hpa configuration to be preferable, if not the CO2 and hpa. My gun works fine now, but when I like to shoot the ball veer to one or another address, my meter shows 185 to 200 psi psi when connected to C02, if that helps any.

You should not use CO2 with an ion. If liquid CO2 is entering into of the gun, which can destroy the solenoid. And since the 'noid is attached to the Board would have to replace the entire board (unless you are good at de-re-soldering and welding, and can find a cheap solenoid). CO2 is also unstable, usually caused by pressure spikes. When you say the meter reads between 185-200 psi, which is bad – not should never vary much. You must start at a constant pressure, reduce slightly when shots fire, then the needle should come right back to same constant pressure. Make sure psi pressure never goes above 200, because excessive pressure can damage the solenoid, hoses blow internal, etc. In addition, the securities regulator, both as CO2 – which would have to get the anti-siphon tank and use a CO 2 as a friendly reg. Palmer Stabilizer settings Board need not be changed due to the gas source, and there is no optimal setting for different situations, unless you are obliged to change the type of fire or if allowed the use of ramps or tournament modes. You can reduce your live a little by the bolt Nano, though perhaps less by 5 flashes or clicks. If you're wondering how to limit rate to a specific fire balls per second, check out this link: http://www.zdspb.com/tech/mguide/ion/adj_electronics_bh.html It explains how to change the type of fire in connection with living, since changing that in the Ion is not as simple as saying what you want just as bps. It has a setting instead of reloading, which would have be set to a specific number in relation to a specific live. Go to that link and scroll down to recharge for a better explanation. On the paintballs curve, which can have several different causes: – The CO2 pressure spikes that cause. When the pressure peaks, so does the speed. That may put paintball up above the legal limit (300 fps). Although there is a danger of serious injury over the velocities, is also the side effect of ball Paint lose precision – since they are essentially gel capsules filled with paint and not real bullets, which follow a different set of physics. – Bad paintballs. Balls old paint, dimpled paintballs, paintballs bad, etc. just do not fly straight, no matter what you do. – Wet barrel. It's cold, condensation accumulates wherever there is moisture can collect inside the barrel. Creates a slip-n Slide for paintballs and a paintball only loses control of travel on a wet surface at about 200 miles per hour (the translation of approximately 300 feet per second).

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