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Quoted from Aniraf:least possible force so that it won’t damage the ramp.
Yep, I took a (red?) spring, and just kept cutting it back until a full-force just kisses the top... No more fear of damage from nubs.
A few dozen plays later, it's still a hair more powerful than I want, but it's a super easy thing to keep adjusting.
I have no idea whether my trajectory is true or not inside the cab -- I never filmed it in slo-mo like you did.
-mof
(I'll leave this here, I just now re-read up a few posts and I see a few ppl have the opposite problem, oh well)
In order to not blow up the plastic ever again...
I just clipped my shooter spring until a full plunge BARELY makes it to the top, that way no visitor to the house could ever smash up the vortex again by accident. Permanent fix.
-mof
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