Cheyenne vs Inkjecta flite v2

[poleson]

I have both and use both , I think the thunder is definitely a learning but it is a all around good machine ( hits hard ) . I would have to say the inkjecta definitely has the upper hand because of how soft - hard you can adjust everything and change the strokes and hit to your liking where when you get the thunder it is what it is . Also the inkjecta packs super fast as we'll even with the soft bar . Amazing machine !! This is my opinion . I see a lot of people that grab a hawk and kill it on the first try . To me I had to adjust

This is great info.

I think we can all agree that the flite v2.1 has more bells and whistles, but I'm searching for a comparison of how they feel in the skin.

@ Tattoo junk : If the flite still hits softer with the hardest bar, does it hit hard enough? Are you referring to the hardest spring bar that comes with it, or the rigid bar that's sold separately?

Is there something "special" about the thunder that I'm not aware of? Does it work like any other high end hard hitting direct drive? Or did they find a perfect sweet spot for speed/torque?

[Tattoo junk]

This is great info.

I think we can all agree that the flite v2.1 has more bells and whistles, but I'm searching for a comparison of how they feel in the skin.

@ Tattoo junk : If the flite still hits softer with the hardest bar, does it hit hard enough? Are you referring to the hardest spring bar that comes with it, or the rigid bar that's sold separately?

Is there something "special" about the thunder that I'm not aware of? Does it work like any other high end hard hitting direct drive? Or did they find a perfect sweet spot for speed/torque?

Sorry poleson i completely overlooked the question here meant for me.


i try to explain it as the way i expirience it...


i got the flite combo.


in my post i meant the hardest spring (red flex bar) that comes with the flite...compared to the thunder the flite feels kinda springy and even more with ttechs, after using the thunder for a while to me its a lil of a uncomfortable feeling (it feels like a lil give ) but dont get me wrong it gets the job done for sure, for give users it might be easyer to get used to the flite than to the thunder.
the thunder feels strong sharp and precize it just rams it in and your touch hand needs to controll the power of it.


does the flite hit hard enough? : well the motor has power enough but hardest flex bar makes it backoff again.


For now i prefer the thunder over the flite, but i need more hours with the flite, i tried all the bars and cams that came with it but i really disliked the soft ones and the shorter cams
i need to buy a rigid bar to see how that feels


Plus i feel that the balance is a lil high on the flite. (A matter of getting used to) but didnt feel as comfortable as the thunder


Iff you are used to (rotary give) then the flite hits hard enough for sure.


Is there something special about the thunder? : i think the cam has the good amount of weight and shape and the motor has the good power and torque.
the overall feeling is solid.
but there are allot of people that dont like the thunder so its a matter of taste and "can you adjust to this machine"