Dragunfly LCD chopping

[d-shade]

My cousin has the Dragunfly LCD
and its chopping and not throwing paint like crazy...

it will shoot fine if your like shooting 4bps
but once you get past that it'll kinda just not feed or chop..

it looks like its short stroking..
and we all kinda been thinking the timings off since you can't really short stroke a eframe at least from what i know..

ive looked and i havn't found a solution at all..

he was told you cant adjust the timing becuase its and LCD but that doesn't seem right to me or any of us...

can anyone help with this??
can you adjust the timing using like an timing guide for an autococker??


also the dwell has been set to 0.. would that change anything.. we dled a manual off the net but that didn't say anything about anything..

[PB_Matty]

Originally posted by d-shade
My cousin has the Dragunfly LCD
and its chopping and not throwing paint like crazy...

it will shoot fine if your like shooting 4bps
but once you get past that it'll kinda just not feed or chop..

it looks like its short stroking..
and we all kinda been thinking the timings off since you can't really short stroke a eframe at least from what i know..

ive looked and i havn't found a solution at all..

he was told you cant adjust the timing becuase its and LCD but that doesn't seem right to me or any of us...

Yes there is still a little timing involved or more appropriately tweaking... making sure the lpr pressure is ok, tightening the cocking rod all the way down, etc...

can anyone help with this??
can you adjust the timing using like an timing guide for an autococker??

Yes they work in exactly the same way and have the same type parts doing the accomplishing the exact same task.

also the dwell has been set to 0.. would that change anything.. we dled a manual off the net but that didn't say anything about anything..

That doesn't sound quite right...I'd turn it up if I were you...




Make sure the battery is fresh too...that can make a huge difference on these.