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E-Blade Timing Settings

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Posted by:
J "Clown_Prince" Logan
on October 09, 2003 at 04:21:28

I just reciently purchased an E-blade for my Black magic. I was wondering what timing settings are best to use to get the fastest rate of fire with out breaking a ball. I'm going to use an evolution hopper. I also have not had the Eye installed(that's going to make a difference.) I have a tournament this weekend and I would like to have as much fire power as possible. Thanks.

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Re: E-Blade Timing Settings Mijintel 07:39:54 10/09/03 (3)

Re: E-Blade Timing Settings Poldo 07:32:51 10/10/03 (2)

Re: E-Blade Timing Settings J "Clown_Prince" Logan 02:06:37 10/15/03 (1)

Re: E-Blade Timing Settings Poldo 08:27:35 10/15/03 (0)

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: I just reciently purchased an E-blade for my Black magic. I was wondering what timing settings are best to use to get the fastest rate of fire with out breaking a ball. I'm going to use an evolution hopper. I also have not had the Eye installed(that's going to make a difference.) I have a tournament this weekend and I would like to have as much fire power as possible. Thanks.

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