Your trigger setup?

[QuackingPlums]

Hahaha... amusing side-effect... but that wasn't the deal

 

[TOOLE]

on my i-frame: 0.5mm pre travel (makes it less easy to accidentaly set off) 1.5mm after travel, rips to high heaven. had to stregnthen the spring a little though, getting rid of bounce.

 

[IanC]

I-frame

About 2mm pre-travel, very little post travel. Find it easier to walk like this, fairly light springing.

Feels very weird but works!

 

[FUBAR]

heh heh i'll let you know when i get my e-blade this week (Fingers X)

FUB

 

[camsmith]

While chono judging Campaign, I got to try out a lot of different trigger settings.

Just taking the pro teams into account, it's obvious that personal preference has a lot to do with it, but I found that most of them had very light springs.

Their travel varied enormously. Personally I preferred the ones with a bit of pre, but not much post travel.

Makes me want to get a MUCH lighter spring for my race frame.

 

[Graham-DV8]

Light as in no spring at all? (or there abouts?)

Always had a fairly strong spring force with my triggers , so I'll have to have a play before this weekend

 

[L J]

as my pre travel is 0 spring doesnt matter to much, although i like a medium ish spring

 

[joe bob]

current spyder sonix plastickish frame with small screw to fill up after travel space stock spring

what i would like: no travel, roughly 2mm of movement and not too light.


RANDOM COMMENT: my cousin just got a spyder imagine to replace his iradicator, so hes being sneaky or right behind his bunker then POP, accidental fire aaahhh i still kick his tale most of the time

 

[FUBAR]

I know this thread went onto page 2 but...

Is it bad if your marker fires when you hit it on the back? cos mine does atm...

 

[Graham-DV8]

YES!

Sorted my trigger out now, just how I like it,