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Re: Evo on an orracle

In Reply to: Re: Evo on an orracle posted by Greezypete on June 03, 2003 at 20:10:29:

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m98monkey
on June 04, 2003 at 12:02:34

Bolt bobble: The bolt motion causin the ball to bounce. Seems that when the bolt is open, two balls are stacked on top of each other touching. However, when the bolt closes, it seperates those two balls, the top one bounces a little. It is a common problem in most verticle feed systems.

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: Bolt bobble: The bolt motion causin the ball to bounce. Seems that when the bolt is open, two balls are stacked on top of each other touching. However, when the bolt closes, it seperates those two balls, the top one bounces a little. It is a common problem in most verticle feed systems.

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