[I_PWN07]

ok, so compressed air is just as good as nitrogen for the wrath?

[kalld]

It is pretty much the same thing, just easier to find

[Albert 93]

off-topic but kalld could you make a video of your gun. It sounds so sweet.

[kalld]

Originally Posted by Albert 93

off-topic but kalld could you make a video of your gun. It sounds so sweet.

Actually that is funny becaused somebody P.M.'d me yesterday and ask me for the samething. Once I get done the testing of my ram cap I will get one made. Look for the thread to posted in the next week or two.

[kalld]

But before I can, I need to get my hands on a video recorder.

[AggsTheMan]

Originally Posted by I_PWN07

ok, so compressed air is just as good as nitrogen for the wrath?

YES. Nitrogen has no moisture in it, but the amount of moisture in compressed air is usually not a problem except in cases of extreme heat or cold. As kalld said, compressed air is easier to find to, as a matter of fact you are breathing right now. Damn that was easy to find. The just use a compressor to shove it into your tank.

[I_PWN07]

Cool, thanks. Well, I'm most likely gonna try and get my hands on the Diablo Wrath as soon as I can now. (Unless an ion comes up for a good deal).

[AggsTheMan]

People have been shanked for mentioning that marker in these parts...

[kalld]

Originally Posted by AggsTheMan

People have been shanked for mentioning that marker in these parts...

Lol

[PDXMark]

Can the Wrath work with any other solenoid?

[AirSin2000]

Some few ones. I believe the MAC series solenoids can handle the pressure the Wrath requires to operate.

jjdustr340 is working on a new ram cap that will supposedly need a lower pressure to operate the ram with.

I am working on a new ram design that uses air to move the rammer both ways. Now that metal shop is back in session, I can get the work done on it.

[jgilk1]

i am to lazy to read this whole thread tonight so i will just post up my thoughts more pressure and more mass creates less kick and more cycles per second?

with a cocker it is the complete opposite less pressure and less weight creates less kick and higher bps weird

[The Inflicted]

Do autocockers users even care about "kick"? Back when I was into 'cockers, no one ever talked about kick or recoil or all the other nonsense that people use to justify buying a DM over an Ego or whatever.

Back then, the big measuring stick for cocker users was operating pressure, and one of the keys to getting a really low operating pressure was using a heavier hammer. Lotus even put out a tungsten hammer at one point to cater to this kind of market.

Anyway, you can't really compare what causes recoil in a Wrath to that in a cocker. The cocker has two major groups of moving parts whereas the Wrath has only one, and for a lot of other reasons what creates a heavier recoil on one would't effect the other.

As someone with a background in real guns, the recoil of all paintguns as far as I'm concerned is zero.

[AirSin2000]

Originally Posted by jgilk1

i am to lazy to read this whole thread tonight so i will just post up my thoughts more pressure and more mass creates less kick and more cycles per second?

with a cocker it is the complete opposite less pressure and less weight creates less kick and higher bps weird

No not at all. Higher pressure with more mass leads to more recoil. F=MA.

Originally Posted by The Inflicted

Do autocockers users even care about "kick"? Back when I was into 'cockers, no one ever talked about kick or recoil or all the other nonsense that people use to justify buying a DM over an Ego or whatever.

Back then, the big measuring stick for cocker users was operating pressure, and one of the keys to getting a really low operating pressure was using a heavier hammer. Lotus even put out a tungsten hammer at one point to cater to this kind of market.

Anyway, you can't really compare what causes recoil in a Wrath to that in a cocker. The cocker has two major groups of moving parts whereas the Wrath has only one, and for a lot of other reasons what creates a heavier recoil on one would't effect the other.

As someone with a background in real guns, the recoil of all paintguns as far as I'm concerned is zero.

[ibarra503]

can anyone tell me where to post for ?'s regarding my 3rd gen w/ LED board? I have no idea on what modes it offers or even how to adjust it since its LED not LCD

thnx

[ScAr3CrOw_x]

So it appears it has been years since the last post in here so this may be a shot in the dark. Does anyone know any current dealer of Wrath/AR-1 replacement parts and or aftermarket parts. It seems most everyone has referred to in here doesn't have a website or parts anymore. Please help! And thank you

[MagFan]

As sad as it is for me to say, Ebay may be your best bet. If you can't find the parts you need, pick up another wrath to user for parts. They're pretty scarce these days.

[mongo619]

Originally Posted by ScAr3CrOw_x

So it appears it has been years since the last post in here so this may be a shot in the dark. Does anyone know any current dealer of Wrath/AR-1 replacement parts and or aftermarket parts. It seems most everyone has referred to in here doesn't have a website or parts anymore. Please help! And thank you

I have 2 complete wraths i am willing to sell... I tested them on Saturday, and both are in working order. I just have moved on with different guns. PM me or txt me if interested. 2603508817

[khbaur330162]

http://www.e-paintball.com/_search.p...=wrath&x=0&y=0

I think some Timmy LPR's are compatible.

[AirSin2000]

No Timmy LPRs are compatible at all. With an LPR adapter, you can use cocker lpr. I have 2 somewhere. Just gotta dig them up.