Just use a halo. It’ll hold less, but it won’t jam and it will feed high rof better than any modern day hopper, unfortunately. If you’re playing 12.5 NXL then a Spire V or CTRL are great, but for uncapped semi, I have a halo with custom internals and board that runs like it just drank a keg of OG Four Loco
I have an original rotor with the n charge and noticed just at my last big event it was jamming. Was not impressed. So thinking I might grab this or try getting a Spire
I grabbed 1 for each of my r2 neither of which have given me any real issues. I haven't had a chance to shoot mine as they just came in yesterday, but here's my initial thoughts. It definitely slows down the loader. I'm a touch concerned that I may be able to outshoot it briefly when ripping on a space mech but for electro and ramping it seems to make my R2's about the same speed maybe a little faster as my spire iv. The loader still fully pre-tensions about 8 balls which this should help with transient mech bursts. 100% this is what I'm running in a rotor when I'm shooting 10.5 ramp and not using my spire iv
There was a FreeFlow post about setting it to stock tension for install, and adjusting from there for preference. Haven’t swapped in my funnel system yet, but will this weekend and comment my own results on here
Compared to a original feed, its basically the same minus the red scoop that forces the ball into the feed neck. The original has two separate force feeding parts, the red scoop and the fins, while the new accessory only has one feeding component, the fins.
Bought one for my r2 that jams like a mofo. Hopefully this'll help me. Playing uncapped semi so rip speed I guess haha.
Just use a halo. It’ll hold less, but it won’t jam and it will feed high rof better than any modern day hopper, unfortunately. If you’re playing 12.5 NXL then a Spire V or CTRL are great, but for uncapped semi, I have a halo with custom internals and board that runs like it just drank a keg of OG Four Loco
I have an original rotor with the n charge and noticed just at my last big event it was jamming. Was not impressed. So thinking I might grab this or try getting a Spire
I grabbed 1 for each of my r2 neither of which have given me any real issues.
I haven't had a chance to shoot mine as they just came in yesterday, but here's my initial thoughts. It definitely slows down the loader. I'm a touch concerned that I may be able to outshoot it briefly when ripping on a space mech but for electro and ramping it seems to make my R2's about the same speed maybe a little faster as my spire iv. The loader still fully pre-tensions about 8 balls which this should help with transient mech bursts. 100% this is what I'm running in a rotor when I'm shooting 10.5 ramp and not using my spire iv
The diference is huge
Upgrade loader kit (Takes about 7-8 seconds to empty full loader)
No upgrades all stock (3-4 seconds) to empty a full loader 😮
So about 15 BPS which is still tournament speed with the free flow. Not a bad deal.
This is why i use a spire 😂
What about the adjustments to the tension screw ? Do we have to do this on both the R2 and LTR ?
We used an LTR for the demonstration in the video, it’s optional to adjust the screws for whichever rotor you’re using
There was a FreeFlow post about setting it to stock tension for install, and adjusting from there for preference. Haven’t swapped in my funnel system yet, but will this weekend and comment my own results on here
How does this affect loading speed?
Compared to a original feed, its basically the same minus the red scoop that forces the ball into the feed neck. The original has two separate force feeding parts, the red scoop and the fins, while the new accessory only has one feeding component, the fins.
Almost in half. I've dropped from 25 BPS feedrate to about 14
OG is so much faster yeesh
Why didn't you try reball?
So it feeds slower and removes the tension on the feedneck?
Are they making one for the box rotor
Don’t think it would push the paint up.