About 2 weeks ago, I received my B-119 Beylauncher LR Blue from Amazon. It worked pretty good without any major problems.
Then 3 days ago, I received my B-40 Launcher Grip Black from Amazon, and attached it. However, this is also when problems started to occur.
When I tried to launch certain beyblades with the grip, such as Minoboros, Betromoth B2, and Nepstrius N2, they all got stuck on the launcher.
But then, when I didn't hold the grip, they all worked fine.
I've included aa vide with Minoboros to demonstrate the problem. If anyone has any knowledge on how to fix this issue, please let me know.
2 other important facts that you should consider:
1. Minoboros, Betromoth B2, and Nepstrius N2 are Hasbro Beyblades, and the Beylauncher is from Takara Tomy.
2. Other Beyblades, such as Jinnius J3, Garuda G3, Satomb S3, Fafnir F3, Valtryek V3, and Odax O2, all work fine every time with or without the grip.
Maybe you could try inserting the launcher in a foward position.
(Aug. 28, 2018 10:26 PM)Infinite.Zero Wrote: [ -> ]Maybe you could try inserting the launcher in a foward position.
If what you mean is try holding the grip in a different position, then I've already tried it and it doesn't work either.
(Aug. 29, 2018 1:57 AM)Joshzheng77 Wrote: [ -> ] (Aug. 28, 2018 10:26 PM)Infinite.Zero Wrote: [ -> ]Maybe you could try inserting the launcher in a foward position.
If what you mean is try holding the grip in a different position, then I've already tried it and it doesn't work either.
That is really weird. Why don't you show me some pics
Interesting. Do you find that you pull the string differently with the grip? (Harder, softer, different angle, etc.?) Do you notice any sort of difference when pulling the string with no Beyblades on it? Trying to think of if something might work out differently to cause your problem.
@[Shirobani02] had an issue with
launching their Bloody Longinus. I've tagged them, so maybe they can come give some input. Maybe a grip was also a factor in their case, and knowing that may help them. Guess we'll have to see.
(Aug. 29, 2018 4:59 AM)Frostic Fox Wrote: [ -> ]Interesting. Do you find that you pull the string differently with the grip? (Harder, softer, different angle, etc.?) Do you notice any sort of difference when pulling the string with no Beyblades on it? Trying to think of if something might work out differently to cause your problem.
@[Shirobani02] had an issue with launching their Bloody Longinus. I've tagged them, so maybe they can come give some input. Maybe a grip was also a factor in their case, and knowing that may help them. Guess we'll have to see.
My Blue LR launcher is doing fine although it also has some problems launching Hasbro beys such as my Tornado wyvern which is the only bey I have trouble launcher sometimes, a simple solution I used was I used a ripcord launcher instead like my LR long winder and it worked fine. As for my Bloody longinus, I think it was a defect with the bey itself and not the launcher, I tried using the LR long winder with it and it worked fine. Maybe the reason why theres a problem is because its probably Hasbro beys or something
(Aug. 29, 2018 4:59 AM)Frostic Fox Wrote: [ -> ]Interesting. Do you find that you pull the string differently with the grip? (Harder, softer, different angle, etc.?) Do you notice any sort of difference when pulling the string with no Beyblades on it? Trying to think of if something might work out differently to cause your problem.
@[Shirobani02] had an issue with launching their Bloody Longinus. I've tagged them, so maybe they can come give some input. Maybe a grip was also a factor in their case, and knowing that may help them. Guess we'll have to see.
I figured out the problem. I eventually noticed that I was pulling much slower and lighter with the grip than without because of it feels different. My muscle memory wasn't developed yet.
So, after many trial and errors, I finally figured out the proper technique. Still don't quite understand why this only affected certain beys though