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Angel IR3 fires when powered up then fires 1/sec

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Posted by:
vexius
on August 29, 2003 at 22:23:43

I just got a used Angel IR3. When it is powered up, you can hear the electronic trigger fire the gun after the LED test is finished. When aired up, it actually fires the marker when powered up! Also, when you pull the trigger, the marker is holding the bolt open for 1 full second before releasing it. I reset the factory defaults on dwell, MROF, etc. by holding the two internal buttons for a couple seconds. After this "reboot" it fired again after the LED test and the marker was still restricted to 1 shot per full second. Any idea what is causing this problem?

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Addendum vexius 23:23:55 08/29/03 (0)

Re: Angel IR3 fires when powered up then fires 1/sec vexius 23:21:08 08/29/03 (1)

SOLUTION vexius 09:35:03 08/30/03 (0)

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: I just got a used Angel IR3. When it is powered up, you can hear the electronic trigger fire the gun after the LED test is finished. When aired up, it actually fires the marker when powered up! Also, when you pull the trigger, the marker is holding the bolt open for 1 full second before releasing it. I reset the factory defaults on dwell, MROF, etc. by holding the two internal buttons for a couple seconds. After this "reboot" it fired again after the LED test and the marker was still restricted to 1 shot per full second. Any idea what is causing this problem?

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