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WARPIG Tech Talk - Shocker

on/off switches


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Posted by:
Jason "JayF" Frink
on January 20, 2003 at 00:20:56

I have had my shocker for about 2 years now and 3 times this has happend to me: i go out and play and something goes wrong with the little switch on the side, and just yesterday it got stuck in the "on" position and it would not turn off the rest of the day and when i opened it up to fix it i found that the switch inside of the gun had actually came off of its little position on the board. Since this has happend to me a couple of times now i was wondering if there were any ways i could upgrade my gun such as an on/off button as opposed to a switch or just any advice for me.
Thanks.

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