Dye NT weird problem?

suavestats718 · 10-06-2009, 10:35 PM

So i went to test this baby out yesterday , and i was just one balling , it was ok , and then i started to walk the trigger and the balls would be so incosistant , like dropping velocity or something. but if i just one balled it would be fine. so basically at "high" rates of fire it starts dropping deuces.

i had low batteries , could this be the culprit?

tdlr - walk trigger while shooting , balls sputter out , low velocity like.

okitoki · 10-06-2009, 10:38 PM

err... low battery would be the first point of call... also check if your ASA could be the

ones that needs to be replaced?

suavestats718 · 10-06-2009, 10:50 PM

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Originally Posted by okitoki

err... low battery would be the first point of call... also check if your ASA could be the

ones that needs to be replaced?

air up fine , works well. i dont know how that would effect the velocity. but... if it can then i guess so

im guessing its the battery , cause theres really nothing else in my mind that would cause this. unless the nt was a bad choice in general.

paintballer35 · 10-06-2009, 10:58 PM

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Originally Posted by suavestats718

air up fine , works well. i dont know how that would effect the velocity. but... if it can then i guess so

im guessing its the battery , cause theres really nothing else in my mind that would cause this. unless the nt was a bad choice in general.

there were some problems with the asa pin depressing the tank valve pin too far and cutting off the air flow to the gun so back your tank out a bit and try that out. if it works then call dye to get a replacement asa.

FrmrSpecialist · 10-07-2009, 01:51 AM

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Originally Posted by paintballer35

there were some problems with the asa pin depressing the tank valve pin too far and cutting off the air flow to the gun so back your tank out a bit and try that out. if it works then call dye to get a replacement asa.

Call them after cup. They have nothing in stock currently. They took all thier stuff for the NT with them to world cup

MstrKey · 10-07-2009, 08:16 AM

Heheh when will paintball companies learn that you have to test production models randomly. I don't know any other company of any kind that doesn't randomly pull product from the lines for testing and quality control. That's what batch numbers are for. That way when you find a problem you can pull a batch or multiple batches. It's way easier and cheaper to fix problems before the guns go out.

zyzek · 10-07-2009, 10:31 AM

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Originally Posted by suavestats718

that is super duper gay.

Sorry about the trouble. While you wait for a replacement you can put an o-ring in the airport or simply backout your tank a bit.

Every NT that leaves the factory has this issue addressed.

dealspm8 · 10-07-2009, 10:59 AM

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Originally Posted by suavestats718

that is super duper gay.

I just bought a Dm10 yesterday. DM10=proven performance. NT=goodluck suckas. 3 year testing yea right!

suavestats718 · 10-07-2009, 04:58 PM

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Originally Posted by zyzek

Sorry about the trouble. While you wait for a replacement you can put an o-ring in the airport or simply backout your tank a bit.

Every NT that leaves the factory has this issue addressed.

ill try it out. thanks.

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Originally Posted by dealspm8

I just bought a Dm10 yesterday. DM10=proven performance. NT=goodluck suckas. 3 year testing yea right!

theres no doubt i love the nt... but its just a small problem that needs to be fixed. a dm10? good for you.

Kokolis · 10-07-2009, 05:01 PM

Before doing anything drastic, first check to see if your air tank is screwed in the whole way. My shocker did that in a tournament before just for me to realize my tank wasn't in the whole way...

timmykilla (Banned) · 10-07-2009, 06:12 PM

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Originally Posted by dealspm8

I just bought a Dm10 yesterday. DM10=proven performance. NT=goodluck suckas. 3 year testing yea right!

lol at you for buying a DM10