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Electronic Trigger Question
If the E-grip decides to fail and all, can you still play in semi automatic without switching anything?
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nope.
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No once you go to the E-grip it isn't mechanical anymore, so if the electronics don't work, you're in trouble.
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And sometimes you won't be able to play with that gun for awhile. My grip on my Spyder Fenix is giving me trouble (since this weekend). I believe the solenoid that pushes the bolt release has failed on me. Now I am stuck and have no I idea what to do!
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I bet if not the solenoid, i bet it's the capasitor on your board.
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grr i am about to buy this amazing package, however, the down side is it has a electronic trigger
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what marker is it? the changes of an elactronic board going out aren't very high at all, even if it's a lowend marker.
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The boards are really very simple, and I think if anything goes wrong a local paintball store will be able to fix it up for you in no time.
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a tippmann with 400 dollars of upgrades.. once agian why i don't want a E-grip, cause tippmanns you can get wet and etc, e-grips you can't
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Hmm yeah that might be something, I myself have never seen a e-grip on a tippmann. What are you using it for? Will you be getting it wet? :P
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I've had an e-grip in my 98 for a couple years now and have had ZERO problems. (Knock on wood like crazy....) If you don't go swimming with it you'll be fine. An E-grip is so much better than a mech.
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There you go. Gun bought. Thread over
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Hahah thanks guys, When I buy it, Ill show you fellas
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Electronic Trigger Question
Thanx A LOT Predator14 
