Dye LT-R Electronic Paintball Loader
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In my game, I keep both the LT- and a spire As a backup, I keep R in my bag. A friend of mine was able to play all day with no problems using it. The LT-H140 rated 3.6 out of 5 stars As far as we know, R is a Rotor without the windows (which are never used anymore). It has a good track record, but occasionally jams.
The answer to this question is Yes, this will work even on a tactical marker since we always recommend players use an electronic hopper such as this. A great thing about electric hoppers is that they create a ball stack that starts in the hopper and works its way In effect, this means that the next ball is right behind the one you were just shooting. This will not only allow you to have a more consistent shot, but it will prevent bolt breaks in markers without electronic eyes from occurring. With this hopper, you will be able to shoot fast or slow, and it will perform well regardless of the speed.
A spring ramp is built into the hopper so that it becomes compressed when filled. In order to fill the barrel, you need to empty the hopper. As you do, the ramp rises and the paint slides in.
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A battery for the R can last for 40,000 shots before it needs to be replaced. On the in-bound side of the hopper- Dan @ DYE, I hope that helps, thanks.
I know it works fine but the unit I received was jamming continuously. One of the pros at a pro shop near me took a look at it and was baffled by it. It worked like a charm. We placed a different LTR on my marker and poof, no problems Maybe I just received a dud, but that happens from time to time. In either case, this is a very good loader that is fast and has good battery life. Disassembling takes only a few minutes without A speed feed was added as an experiment and I was impressed with how it kept up - no special effects A Gtek 160r was used by the player in a speedball match. Although the speedfeed installation wasn't challenging, it may have been improved if there was a way to remove the pinning for the clear view loader that was preinstalled, but at the price point, I shouldn't complain. Compared to the older R2, the newer R2s have faster release times, but at a higher price. It is a loader that I would highly recommend.
It's a great loader for a better price. During one jam, it was humid, and I was playing in the right place at the right time I've done it- With sweaty paint and rain, it was not a good day. The thing is built robustly and (for me at least) shows you don't need a $200+ hopper to keep going. We used it on both our MiniGS's and our Gtek on quite a few firing modes (20bps at times) and it worked flawlessly both times. In addition to its toolless disassembly ability, I particularly love the simplicity of this product. The button is located on the left. This is all there is to The two options are available at any time, so there is no need to alter anything mid-match. The cleaning process is very simple. I only had one complaint the process of installing the Crown SF speed feed as opposed to the stock lid was a pain in the butt, but it wasn't that bad.
Easily store everything you need with this hopper! A quick feed lid has never been a favorite of mine. When I overfill, just some paint comes out. That's why I chose plastic for the This Dye LT-100 will stand out from the crowd This unit is easy to take apart and clean. It's easy to turn on and off between games, it's just a push button. Although the instruction booklet is a little confusing the first time around, it is very detailed and explains everything very Having had a malfunction with an off brand hopper on the field a few too many times, my friend threw it down and smashed his old hopper. He then went to the paint shop to buy the same one as mine. We both like the Dye LT- it's great!.
Analyze Dye's comparison charts for yourself and come to your own conclusions. There are three types of LTs In comparison to Rotors that are more expensive, R is exactly the same. A smaller amount of disassembly is required. For $99, you won't find a better loader, and outside of professional tournament play, you probably won't find a reason to spend more than this.
One of these is owned by two of my friends as well as mine. One of the three turned out to be a flop. In a short period of time, it was replaced after my buddy returned it. In the years since, there have never been any problems with balls breaking or not feeding in It's probably safe to assume that we've fired 30,000 paintballs through our hoppers without any issues. There was a lot of the G in that. It took the really tough stuff, 4 Star Paint, even in mild weather (around 45 degrees) and no issues with ball breakage. Although I force feed it, this hopper is extremely gentle compared to others. I highly recommend it.
It works like a charm. Etha 2 is a great little card and I've had no issues with it. One time it jammed on me while a friend had it on a mechanical marker, but it's so easy to unjam that it didn't hamper my ability to use it. Voici a tip You can turn it upside down and then pull the mechanism to unjam it if it is jammed.
It is the best. Over 1,000 shots have been fired so far and I have yet to experience any jams or ball breaks. It can largely be taken apart without any tools and in a short amount of time. I like the fact that it is quite and loads paintballs quickly enough not to put me to limits.
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