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I use the CTRL 1 on my Emeks. It works great. The only one I had issues with them on was the Nova N3 Hellion because it could outshoot the hopper. But on my Emeks, the M170r, Mech Shocker and Gog it does great. I bought these when they first came out and they are still running strong. I really thought about picking up another to have at this price.
Really depends on the marker---but if you're using a mech that's decently fast and doesn't have anti-chop built in, I wouldn't touch one. Force feed puts the ball where it's supposed to be and will have a lot fewer chops. If the marker is slow or can pinch, maybe. But I use other things for that exact reason.
I’ve been using this hopper for a few years… terrible design. Works fine mechanically but the shape of it really is not conducive to dumping a pod in. I wouldn’t get it again, the money you’ll save with the sell, you’ll lose with paint on the ground.
I've got one too and I love it, but I see what you mean. If you're holding the marker level while filling (like if you're actively holding a lane), it takes forever to get all the paint in because the opening is so low. But as long as I can take about 1 second to point my muzzle down, the loader fills without an issue.
Meh the LTR is a way better hopper it’s just heavier. But the battery life is way better it’s got better speed feed options and it feeds like a beast. Looks like they are $119 now. I got mine for $99
CTRL 1 is quazi-forcefed. If i understand it correctly, the audio sensor picks up the shot and the torque tensor determines how much pressure turns off the rotations.
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