[510waffles]

how do you tell which version of dynasty board you have?

[MachineGunCrew]

check here. http://www.tadaotechnologies.com/pro...13&idproduct=9

[o5pr3y]

This one is stumping me. My Eigenbolt worked fine last week, but this weekend it won't "cock" while sprung. It just leaks like a sieve.

I swapped cans and it's O-rings, replaced the Egienbolt's oring, and tried both the stock and Lurker's red orings on my bolt guide. Even swapped my hybrid bolt guide for my stock one, trying both oring sets and still no luck.

Anyone have any advise?

[MachineGunCrew]

Location of the leak? Any specific area or just all over?

[o5pr3y]

Oh yes, sorry. It's leaking down the barrel. hard to tell, but feels like it's coming from inside the bolt.

It only leaks with the Rhino spring in though.

[MachineGunCrew]

Sounds like bolt guide orings.

Also perhaps your spring is binding causing your bolt to not seal.

Many people have been having issues with the lurker bolts and the bolt guide oring sizes being finicky.

[o5pr3y]

Cool thanks. I'll look up the spring binding on my own (I know I've seen it listed in here). I dunno if it's the orings though, as it doesn't leak at all if there's no spring in it. It even cocks back still. Regardless, I'll try a new set.

[jim4130]

Check the spring for binding. Without with Push the bolt back and fourth with your finger and feel how smooth it moves or not. If its binding try backing your guide out a 1/16-1/4 turn. Then report back if it don't work.

[perez62682]

What's the advantage to bolts like eigen and pooty to be turned down to a smaller circumfrence around the ports?

[Apollo918]

Allows for orings to be fitted easier. So you can find a loose fit. Less drag on the bolt=lower settings=more efficiency.

[tyronejk]

I think he's talking about just around the ports, not the entire bolt. If so, I'm guessing it improves flow and reduces weight.

[jim4130]

I would guess weight reduction since that area is not used by the front or rear inner can orings to make a seal.

[fishballer06]

Weight reduction
More air volume (very slightly, but still a difference)

[510waffles]

Originally Posted by MachineGunCrew

check here. http://www.tadaotechnologies.com/pro...13&idproduct=9

im confused, i meant like if you had a dynasty board and you dont know which version you have, how do you tell

[jim4130]

You have to download all the manuals and find the one with the programing sequence that matches your board.

[inmylife2415]

Yet another reason to not have a shocker board system

[Apollo918]

I need help.

My Parker noid is leaking. I pulled the spool out of mine and the parts one that Jim sent me today. Saw that my spool was missing an oring, so I swapped spools and fresh lubed. Also found out my end cap was upside down. So I fixe that as well.

Now when I air it up, I get a much smaller leak from the manifold. And the bolt seems to seal. When I attempt to cycle the bolt, the bolt stays forward and vents like a *****. Any ideas?

Bolt sail is fresh. The solenoid inserts are aligned. The gun works fine with a different working noid, so it's got to be something installed incorrectly.

Oh shocker gurus... Learn me your knowledge.

[The mielke way]

Do you have the Ipr mod?

[Apollo918]

An IPR? No.

Update:

This Parker noid has me scratching my head. I have been playing with it for two and a half hours.

I have swapped spools. Swapped back caps, flipped the back cap. Rebuilt it 3-4 times. Qtipped the piss out of the pilot section. Flipped the pilot section. Swapped manifolds. Rebuild the bolt system. Swapped the bolt system.

I have the gun shooting now. The Bolt is acting as it should. It stays back and hold pressure and cycles as it should.

However, I'm still getting a leak. And I can't even tell we're it's coming from. It's a pin leak and I can't even feel it. I can just hear it.

I'm really puzzled. The only thing I have not swapped is the entire pilot section.. And that middle section between the coil and the pilot.

[tyronejk]

Possibly a bad gasket somewhere?

[Apollo918]

I'll start swapping parts and figure out where it's leaking.