[N2extreme1]

Forgive me if this is already posted but Im new to the Dye world / Matrix owner. Just wondering for those of you that have the Tadao board what your settings were. I seem to be getting a good amount of kick with mine and I was under the impression that the DMs were smooth shooting and known for little kick.

Thanks.

[jojo750]

post your settings and then someone might see why you are getting alot of kick.
dwell?
lpr?
chrono speed?

you can up your dwell (20-21), then be able to lower your lpr, and that would minimize the "kick".

[AndrewFalk]

It doesn't matter what board you have...it only depends on what gun you have.

[N2extreme1]

Originally Posted by AndrewFalk

It doesn't matter what board you have...it only depends on what gun you have.

Its a DM9

[jojo750]

Originally Posted by N2extreme1

Its a DM9

ok.
now post your settings, then someone can possibly help you.

[KnottsCreekCrew]

Take your board and put it back on the stock settings. This will make sure the dwell, etc. are in the ball park of where they should be. This can be done by checking in the manual, tadao's website, or the link to the manual in the stickies for circuit board on pbn main site. Second, make sure the marker's LPR and HPR are around the stock settings, which can be found in the marker's manual, the stickies in this forum, and on dye's website. If this is a new marker, with not a lot of paint thru it, then it may simply need breaking in. It normally takes a fair amount of paint for a marker to be properly broken in, and a broken in marker will be much smoother than a new out of the box one.