Why is an electronic machine slower than a lock-out machine? Is it simply because the string is pulled more slowly?
The speed of the motor is designed to turned very slowly to prevent from the string break. Therefore, it is slower that the crank machine. • I’m a long time Eagnas owner (former Hawk 80) and currently own a GB model. Now I’m interested in upgrading again to a electronic model. When going through your FAQ it mentioned that the electronic models require more maintenance than the other two types. Just wondering what type of maintenance is required and if it could be done by the home user? The electronic tension head has lots of electronic components, just like any electronic device, such as your TV, PC, microwave oven. If one single electronic component fails in the future, the electronic tension will be out of service. If fail, you just can not service it by yourself unless you are in the electronic field. You need to send the electronic tension head back to us for the service. • I am now a little concerned about the maintenance of the electronic machines. How frequently do they need to
