time to source some 4-40 screws and mount this switch!
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3mm x 8 mm pins sourced from Amazon did not quite fit so I had to take a drill bit to my trigger and frame. The trigger itself fits super tight in this frame- not sure if it's from the plating but it's got some decent movement right now
time to source some 4-40 screws and mount this switch!
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if you really want to push it, you can get an external LPR and conjoin the lower tubes in front of the valve. Will cut your operating pressure in half roughly.Comment
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Hahaha maybe on the next one, lets see if im a decent enough tech just to shoot some balls. I will have another angel coming in to tinker with soon!Comment
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We have Anti Chop Eyes!!!
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Ok, i went back to my brothers frame- as much as i liked the chrome single trigger, i could use the money for bills and such. I broke down and got a LCD mount from a guy on ebay. Absolutely worth it- i know its not DIY but it makes mounting the switch better.
Dr Strangelove on PBnation hooked me up with some angel eyes that are a wee bit longer than usual so i can plug it into the ribbon into the PM7 board! So this morning i got it all hooked up and took apart and serviced the mini-reg. Pretty incredible some of the Orings were still good, i just had to change one.
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i think its time to gas this puppy up and check for leaks. Do you guys have any advice for this process? This will be my first time with an angel!Comment
I'm gonna try and make it work anyhow, i love single trigger setups!
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