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Re: E-Blade Timing Settings

In Reply to: Re: E-Blade Timing Settings posted by Mijintel on October 09, 2003 at 07:39:54:

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Posted by:
Poldo
on October 10, 2003 at 07:32:51

id put it on classic if you dont have the eye. you break a lot less paint on classic. set the factory setting to fast and put it on classic...it wont be the fastest in the world but it will have some power. i have mine on medium and classic and putting volume of paint out is never a problem. i leave it on classic just in case the eye goes out...which has happened before...it gives the ball a lil more time to drop in.

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: id put it on classic if you dont have the eye. you break a lot less paint on classic. set the factory setting to fast and put it on classic...it wont be the fastest in the world but it will have some power. i have mine on medium and classic and putting volume of paint out is never a problem. i leave it on classic just in case the eye goes out...which has happened before...it gives the ball a lil more time to drop in.

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