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Nothing. It’s just a color way.

@@tyatx9258 Sir please reply... i have my flite ×1 and it suddenly not running anymore even i have a full charge battery. What i am supposed to do or any hard reset or what

@@tyatx9258 hope u can reply please

@@noxtanagnes There isn’t a hard reset I’m aware of. You would have to contact Inkjecta. I do not work for them or have any affiliation in any way.

Thanks Fre3mind. I appreciate the feedback. It’s a lot of work to put these together which I don’t have enough extra time for so I’m stoked that it is beneficial for everyone and it’s time we’ll spent.

The stroke is slightly shorter but the motor is stronger and more efficient and the drive magnets for the neocarts have been upgraded and redesigned as well. If you still haven’t pulled the trigger, you should be considering the Cobra.

@@tyatx9258 You must try acus m1. It is a much more versatile, stronger cobra injected with steroids that will make you love it.

Hey Ben. Yes we did! Bottle bag from the battery down and tape to the grip and Co-flex same as any machine. The bottle bag gives you plenty of room to adjust needle depth.

Yes it has full magnetic give. No drive bar. 4 different motor strengths and two drive magnet strengths.

Thanks! Glad it was helpful.

It was only a shader for me but with the Nano, I used the Hard bar 4.0 to line. It should have more snap than the carbon bar but both will work and none of them will be the best liner as more force is better like from a DK sidewinder or a Neuma Macro 4.2 20%.

You’re welcome. Yes it is great with Kwadron and Black Claw needles as well. It’s still my all time favorite shader.

I see that you use the screw to tighten the sniper grip. I guess my concern is the same as yours, that it’s metal into plastic. I’d like to see the tube vice be metal. Something about attaching this grip with the screw just feels like a crime.

Set the grip aligned straight. Tighten the set screw enough so that it stays put and doesn't spin. It will leave a mark but no, If you do not overtighten it, It will not ruin it. Don't overthink it. It doesn't take much to keep it from spinning. There is no lack of symmetry or misalignment. The set screw is designed ti keep the grip aligned. Use it.

Although I can line with it, I prefer a hard hitting fast liner for the larger work I do. This would be great For people who line slower or build up lines. Or an artist who’s style uses minimal line work.

@@tyatx9258 Thanks for the reply 👍

I used it today for the first time and if you are used to regular rotaries it lines very well. If you are into Kubins and that kind of hard hitting rotaries or coil machines it will slow you down. But with so low vibrations and skin trauma you’ll be able to do awesome linework. Hollow needles are awesome with it.

Thanks my Brotha! We need to collab on one soon! Been too long.

This is very different if you are used to direct drives. There is a slight learning curve. The Neuma 4 is still my favorite liner. I am enjoying the magnetic carts again and have used this system on and off since it’s original release. My shaders are always changing.

@@tyatx9258 I love the Scorpion machine. I think the magnet system is genius! Thanks for replying, keep up the good work 👍🏻

Thanks Brenna. For sure. There will be less downtime from now on. Every few weeks. I have to use them for a while to give a proper review. Next up is the Peak Solice. I’ve been running it for a month now in my rotation.

Neo carts are completely different. The saturation is faster and less aggressive on the skin. Wether or not you spend the $35 extra for the neo cart kit and $20 for a box of carts would be personal choice. I like them and they are definitely the real deal for color. Standards work very well too but magnetic give certainly is better. Either way the machine is top notch whichever way you go. You can also change back periodically too. I use it with standard carts for whipping dot shading but use the neocarts for color. It’s very versatile.

I second that Neo carts are awesome saturate awesome Less skin irritation Nice black and gray and color fades with Neo carts I bought the scorpion X2 first just with traditional needle cartridge set up and like a week later I bought the Neo Set up completely a different machine love it so much more

@@tyatx9258 thanks for you advice. I’ll try out the neo carts to get the full experience!

Thanks James. I appreciate it man. Glad you dig the quality too. I’m putting a ton of time into it and really trying to cut it down and crunch in all the info in as short a time as possible.

Thanks Abby! This is exactly why I do it! I'm stoked that it was time well spent!

(NOT AN EXPERT) but this is my two cents regarding the mechanism of it; I think it's "direct" because there are no other things pushing the needle besides the motor and the cam, I think it was kind of like a swashplate mechanism inspired but the shape of the cams that push the needles are manipulated to copy the waveform on how the needle goes into the skin just like with the coil. it's such a genius piece of mechanism on how simple it is, no bells and whistles. Love simple machines like this. Excited to try one out myself

Technically the bearing arm is directly driving the cam, pushing your cart plunger but that’s a matter of opinion. My personal belief is that cam is in every way a “no-give Slider mechanism”. Either way it’s a rotary without give. We are all correct, just depends on how you view it.

Glad I could help!

Steel housing for liners, you could use either but the extra weight makes lining with any grouping very easy.

I would not be intimidated by the language used in this video. I have struggled with low cost machines and produced inferior work in the process. Listen to Carson on Fireside Tattoo Podcast where he explains the theory and get a Neuma. You will not regret it.

Get yourself a direct drive tattoo machine with adjustable stroke use it see what stroke you like for what and then move on to neuma or an injekta Cheyenne etc

Ok, next time.

Neuma 4 liner Scorpion x2 shader currently!

Neuma 4 liner, Scorpion x2 shader.

@@tyatx9258 Interesting to hear! I was just asking on the Fireside review on Scorpion if you guys will do a review on Scorpion X2 ?! I have the first model and recently bought X2. Wish you all the best for 2022 ⭐🙏🏼 /Malin from Sweden

I have both , xion and inkjecta , to be honest Inkjecta it’s a better option

It's been 9 months since your comment. Do the machines still feel identical in terms of how they hit? Can you tell any difference if you run them both let's say at 12vol? Thanks for sharing.

I agree JJR. After long term use, I found the upside down to be annoying and the auto adjusting depth work drive motor to be slow. The fact that all cartridge needles aren’t identical in length from needle tip to back of plunger makes that type of adjuster cumbersome. Their idea was to make something completely integrated wireless but the extra industry firsts like the needle depth adjuster are just plain unnecessary. I also agree that they never should have made any command by turning machine upside down. I believe they know that now but it’s too late. 100% you can do it all with a nano and battery. With the angled rca, the weight and placement of the battery may be odd but outside of that. Yes, if you get the carbon fiber bar, you can have the same hit at a fraction of the cost.

@@hacedms yes, they are identical with the carbon fiber bar. Balance and weight will vary but they tattoo the same.

Thank you, I hope to find the time to keep up with it. I would like to add that to the list for sure.

I'd go 4.2 20% all day.

@@Kodesterrrhow many volts

@@EaStylifE519 since this video I've actually switched to the neuma macro with a 3.6 20% cam. I usually line around 6.6.-7.0 volts with it.

@@Kodesterrri tried mine spits too much with that cam

@@EaStylifE519 I moved on to the new Macro it has more torque which allows me to use the 3.6 20% cam. I'm usually around 6.6-7 volts for lining. Also try out different lining blacks. I know some brands I used had more spitting issues than others.

LOL, you can stick a battery on top of a Nano, doesn't get simpler than that!

Thank you! Swash plates don't make great liners IMO. thats why the unlimited is slow. I am currently back to Neuma as a liner and Scorpion X2 as a shader.

@@tyatx9258 I'm almost positive the unlimited is not a swash plate though it is a cam and a push rod only the hawk pen was a swash plate. Just like the sol nova original that was a normal direct drive

Agree, you will never win a market over with a 1,200 machine. Is it cool? yes. the saturation out of this thing is amazing and the extra weight is nice to tattoo with. I do love integrated batteries over toppers on pens but 100% you can do the same thing with a nano to the same quality! While it is tall, it is super light but yes, to all of the above. There are more compact pens and wireless machines available. I would be keen to an XI without the extra micro motor and all of the features. just a tiny ass wireless nano or better yet they should just make a pen already.

I think the guys created some prejudice with the X1! I've been tattooing with mine for 2 months and I'm in love, the machine is super light, very strong, perfect pigmentation, its differential from Inkjecta is precisely these things, they went out of the ordinary with great technology, to be able to increase and decrease the needle output is simply amazing, the voltage, everything is very practical with a short time! Want the common ? Stay with Cheye and FK.

The Xion is also a great machine. Both tattoo well, this has less vibration and the full wireless built in is very nice.

@@tyatx9258 nice! Your video made me take the jump, I ordered one last night. Do you think lining wise with the 20% cam, 3.6 stroke and the heavy spring will be better for lining bolder lines than the xion? My colors machine has been the scorpion for the past year thanks to your advice on that!

I see your points and agree completely. People can also do a great tattoo with a cheap coil machine. I don't believe any top company is after developing a good value machine. A subaru is just as reliable as a high end mercedes but also a fraction of the cost. Some will see the value in both. To each his own.

No, and it is very light. If you have ever tattooed with a standard rotary/coil, this is more upright so the weight is linear. I have seen videos where it looks gigantic. I thought the same when I saw them. If you put a battery on top of a Xion or a Cheyenne pen, the X1 is shorter. It is less than a half inch longer than a Neuma with a battery which is one of the shortest pens out there.

I'm stuck between this and the neuma 4. I'm looking for a machine that can do lines, packing, and shading in one machine. What's your honest opinion on the 2.