can you please try the machine hits on synthetic practice skin not in hard plastic people tattooing in skin not in bone. too see the actual response. thanks
i wish i could afford this machine or the old evader or Cobra,been watching it for years only able to admire since the government could charge me about 50% tax
@Centritattoo Also, is the "hit" (hardness or softness) controlled by voltage / speed as well as stroke. So higher voltage would cause a fast hz, long stroke stroke with hard hit, and low voltage slow hz, short stroke, and weak hit? One last thing, does the needle stop in the middle when the machine is off? That would seem to hurt throw for those who like a longer throw? I'm assuming this is mostly the same set up for your newer machine (MP5) that is on pre-order. I am interested in getting that one, does it operate the same as this in regards to these two questions?
The needle may stop in the middle like 40% of time depending of the tension of the cart. But that has zero effect in the stroke were the machine stops. The evader3 system constantly pushes the stroke giving the hit of a perfectly turned coil, the MP5 pushes and pulls giving the hit of perfectly tuned coil with heavy hit. The evader3 works with gforces making the stroke larger or shorter depending on the speed/hz. The MP5 is locked in at 4mm even at slow hz. Because it’s pushing and pulling.
@@Centritattoo I understand it might not affect the stroke, but it will affect throw. That is why I asked. I have your first machine back in the day that used centrifical force. If I put the needle in it traditional place at the end of the tube, my throw was only half of the stroke. the only way to get more throw was to have a portion of the needle hanging out before it started. In my experience that made hitting the cap more common. Both are extremely ingenuitive mechanisms for making a rotary more coil like though! I'm still going to order one. Thanks man!
When you took out the rod at 4:10, does that void the warranty the machine may have? Or would it be voided if the hex screws were removed. I dont plan on disassembling the hex screws 😂, was just curious
You can remove the cartridge receiver without voiding the warranty, if you remove the red screws in the rear then yes you void the warranty. If you lose any of the cartridge receiver parts they are not free replacements.
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can you please try the machine hits on synthetic practice skin not in hard plastic people tattooing in skin not in bone. too see the actual response. thanks
And yes my phone AMPLIFIES the sound of the machine, It is not that loud. Thanks for watching.
i wish i could afford this machine or the old evader or Cobra,been watching it for years only able to admire since the government could charge me about 50% tax
do you have wireless?
Nice
I am so hyped up over this thing ! But I live in Poland . Do you send it here ?
@Centritattoo Also, is the "hit" (hardness or softness) controlled by voltage / speed as well as stroke. So higher voltage would cause a fast hz, long stroke stroke with hard hit, and low voltage slow hz, short stroke, and weak hit?
One last thing, does the needle stop in the middle when the machine is off? That would seem to hurt throw for those who like a longer throw? I'm assuming this is mostly the same set up for your newer machine (MP5) that is on pre-order. I am interested in getting that one, does it operate the same as this in regards to these two questions?
The needle may stop in the middle like 40% of time depending of the tension of the cart. But that has zero effect in the stroke were the machine stops. The evader3 system constantly pushes the stroke giving the hit of a perfectly turned coil, the MP5 pushes and pulls giving the hit of perfectly tuned coil with heavy hit. The evader3 works with gforces making the stroke larger or shorter depending on the speed/hz. The MP5 is locked in at 4mm even at slow hz. Because it’s pushing and pulling.
@@Centritattoo I understand it might not affect the stroke, but it will affect throw. That is why I asked. I have your first machine back in the day that used centrifical force. If I put the needle in it traditional place at the end of the tube, my throw was only half of the stroke. the only way to get more throw was to have a portion of the needle hanging out before it started. In my experience that made hitting the cap more common. Both are extremely ingenuitive mechanisms for making a rotary more coil like though! I'm still going to order one. Thanks man!
@@Ahzahail yea the system back then with traditional needles had nothing pushing back like we have in today’s carts.
When you took out the rod at 4:10, does that void the warranty the machine may have? Or would it be voided if the hex screws were removed. I dont plan on disassembling the hex screws 😂, was just curious
You can remove the cartridge receiver without voiding the warranty, if you remove the red screws in the rear then yes you void the warranty. If you lose any of the cartridge receiver parts they are not free replacements.
@@Centritattoo okay, cool thanks!
Would you send to Glasgow Scotland??
Yes as long as you receive goods from the US safely. I ship worldwide but if you don’t receive items from the US safely then I don’t recommend it.
@@Centritattoo We can but sometimes there is a customs charge but that’s understandable. Thanks a lot I will definitely be trying this out ASAP!!
@@j8tats when I ship overseas I label it as a “engraver” valued at $35.00 to pass customs
I think it looks like a Lamborghini
Can these use a battery?
Yes just make sure they have the jump start turned OFF
So loud
His Machines are Garbage the customer service is ridiculous , there loud and bog down in the skin.