FUNSR1 2.0 - The new King of interactive devices

My handy is pretty noisy after 2 years of use. Its making clicking noises and grease doesnt help anymore. I am gonna give this new SR1 2.0 a try. The 360 twist function might be a completly improved experience. Do quickshots fit inside the ring?

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No, I don’t think a quickshot will fit. It’s too small and not thick enough. You can use it, but then without twist function. If you want to use a sleeve and twist function, you have to get a thicker and bigger sleeve.

If I buy the twist version will the regular mount also come with it?
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This part?

Thanks!

Yes, this part is included.
This is what is included. “Open receiver” is what you mean. It’s used for sleeves.

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Oh great thanks!

You are welcome!

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Any idea what screws they use? They forgot to send mine with them XD

I used to make phone of iPhone users for upgrading every year…and now here I am about to get the FUNSR1 2.0…

If they keep up these advancements we’ll enter a new era of automated strokers soon

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The twist module comes with a couple adapters for sleeves other than the fleshlight case which attaches to the twist ring the same way the tempest type twist does. This means that the adapters that are on the web (.stl files) and fit the OSR devices should work.
This thread shows the adapters included The SR1 2.0, equipped with a 360° twist module, is now available

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At the same time, the rotation provides such a fixed receiver that can secure toys from other brands.

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I’m so confused about the noise levels everyone else is reporting - Mine arrived recently, and its loud enough that I have to turn whatever I’m listening to up to an almost uncomfortable level of volume to drown out the noise (I only have up+down motion, not even twist). This is even on very slow settings (the slowest the automatic motion will go is still very loud). Is something likely to be wrong? I already tried the FUNSR1 1.0 and it was broken upon arrival (belt tension screw had snapped so it was extremely noisy and uneven in motion and made grinding sounds sometimes), so I was sent the new model and it’s still hits over 55dB of volume at about a metre away (according to google, about as loud as a normal conversation. At about 30cm away - so normal use - it reaches over 60dB) - at this point I can’t tell if I’m just really unlucky and the new one has issues too - it almost feels like I’m being gaslit on how it’s supposed to function.

hi just want to ask is you Funsr like mine where the position of script is instant on the scripot but handy fgollows the line excatly ? tes it so you can see idk how to sey it here you have to see your self

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this might help you understand what i mean is dont follow the script position physicly why ?

I don’t have this issue with the noise. It’s pretty quiet especially if only the up and down axis is in use.

It’s best to look for an answer in the official thread here: The SR1 2.0, equipped with a 360° twist module, is now available

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I don’t 100% get what you are meaning. The device should move smoothly and shouldn’t move abrupt. If that is the case, maybe something is wrong with the device.

Since I don’t know the inside of the device, you should ask the creators of the device: The SR1 2.0, equipped with a 360° twist module, is now available

Are you using MultiFunPlayer?
If so, the interpolation mode is probably set to Step. Try Linear or Pchip instead.

When connecting to multufunplayer and playing scripts I have constant vibrations when moving up and down. In normal mode I don’t experience this

Try disabling L1/L2/R1/R2 with the buttons to the left of range sliders, try lowering update rate its its set to 333hz (bottom right clock icon), try enabling/disabling “offload elapsed time”, try installing CH340 driver, try updating SR1 firmware.

What is normal mode?

A normal mod is a mode without a script

There are stutters and vibrations when playing the script in multifunplayer with MPC via Bluetooth connection.

Here is the video