Ok

[groundsman3]

I have a vortext and it doesnt seem to work right. It goes really fast and it broke one of my mojos. What is wrong or what are we doing wrong???

[mike.]

I heard of this same thing on a different forum.. they said to put a rheostat-type mudulator in order to get it to slow down. I guess they sell them at radio shack etc.

[Mike Adams]

sounds like a mojo tilt-a-whirl!!!!! lol

[Garrett Stites]

Um im not sure why it is going fast, but we found out it doensn't work well with mojos at all, we just use the air luckys we found that they work so much better and alot less hassel.

[groundsman3]

thats what we decided but still to fast

[spoonieslayer]

hey we got one too and we use lucky ducks were the wind spins the wings and i tried it with mojos and it goes faster i dont why but i would just use lucky duck for the vortex

[J Kryspin]

I've never timed mine, but I'm not sure too fast???

Are you air luckys dangling from the string? If so, we affixed ours to the end with hose clamps and electrical tape.

[mdloban]

I've never timed mine, but I'm not sure too fast???

Are you air luckys dangling from the string? If so, we affixed ours to the end with hose clamps and electrical tape.


Jerry,

Sounds like some southern ingenuity here... Yah we just hooked up some duct tape and slapped some vise grips around it and it works good as new... I drove a hundred miles and hour and it never did come apart... Yeehaw!!!

[spoonieslayer]

we hang them from string

[J Kryspin]

we hang them from string

If they're Air Luckys, etc. I wouldn't (and don't).