Board not registering

[jogabonito7]

I do everything it says in the manual and I put it on PSP, and it says it is in PSP mode with 2 blinks, but it does not ramp like I want it too. What's going on?

This is the original board not the WAS board.

Also what do you suggest?
Predator for $50
or
NOX for $70 I think.

[The EastCoast Kid]

or how about hater for 70.

www.haterpaintball.com

as for your stock board delemia. i do not know i have WAS.

[jogabonito7]

That looks good, but I might go with Predator because it's cheapest. I'm not sure yet though.

[The EastCoast Kid]

well its another 20 bucks for the hater and from what i understand it works alot better than the predator.

[Quest Owner]

so its not registering trigger pulls? this is what was happening to mine and it was teh solenoid wiring chek that

[jogabonito7]

It shows the light blinking when I pull it twice for PSP, and then when I turn it off then back on and shoot with the eyes off, it doesn't shoot in PSP, it's semi, but the light in the program mode is still at 2 blinks.

[LU_aDaK]

I would be sure to set all settings to default, or check what your ROF is capped at. Plus with eyes off the marker is capped at 12bps to avoid blender disease.

[wh33ler]

Make Sure the tournament lock is off.

[bronc.v2]

The stock board and chip have problems. Personally, I'd send it in to FEP and get a WAS board.

The stock board and chip cost my team 100 points at SoCal PSP and got my gun banned from the event. It didn't do anythnig it was programmed to do, and ended up running away to 22bps during a game - even when it was capped at 14bps. Dale worked on it and the FEP booth and ended up just taking it out and putting in a new board since the stock one wouldn't do what it was programmed to do.

I don't know if it's a short or a flawed designed or bad code - I just know it's not 100% reliable, IMHO.

The WAS board has solved all those problems for me.