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How do you change the rate of fire on an E2 Trigger frame Version 1.06?
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∙ 14y ago
ROF on the E1 and E2 triggers is determined by the timing, the timing will determine how long each cycle of the marker takes, the shoter the time is the more BPS it can get out. If you are not familier with adjusting timing and if you have a e-hopper on top of the marker I suggest you just use the "factory fast" setting, if you have a gravity hopper i suggest using the factory standard or factory slow settings instead
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