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Re: e-blade eye

In Reply to: e-blade eye posted by Poldo on December 22, 2002 at 10:53:15:

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Posted by:
John "packer" LaCara
on December 22, 2002 at 22:50:58

: for anyone with an e-blade on a r/f gun...have you looked at putting the eye on the left side of the gun? it look to me like there is just enough room to fit the eye. the detent seems to be pushed forward so i think it would fit. the wire would have to be fed through the side of the grip and around to the port. i not sure...but i think it could be done.
: let me know what you think
It is possible to do but, but what is the point? It sounds like a good idea of something to do in your free time but it won't do much for the preformance of your gun.

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Re: e-blade eye Poldo 20:49:35 12/23/02 (1)

The wire ... Micah Michalski 12:34:52 12/26/02 (0)

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: : for anyone with an e-blade on a r/f gun...have you looked at putting the eye on the left side of the gun? it look to me like there is just enough room to fit the eye. the detent seems to be pushed forward so i think it would fit. the wire would have to be fed through the side of the grip and around to the port. i not sure...but i think it could be done. : : let me know what you think : It is possible to do but, but what is the point? It sounds like a good idea of something to do in your free time but it won't do much for the preformance of your gun.

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