[jim4130]

Your eye setting is probly set backwards on reflective instead of break beam

[fishballer06]

Or the battery is dying. Or you have a body that wasn't milled properly at the factory, and the eye's just aren't aligned milling wise.

[JL1988]

Originally Posted by JL1988

Hey everyone,

So I went ahead and tried removing the body screw under the solenoid manifold, and then put it back in but with blue loctite. No go. I can try red loctite, but what number is recommended?

I was thinking that I could also try taking parts from my working shocker and see if using some of those resolves the issues, but i also don't want to potential cause damage to that one, its my baby (I've had it since '04).

Thanks

So I ended going out and buying some red loctite (well...permatex or whatever) and redid the body screw...still leaked.
So from there, I started thinking, maybe stripped manifold? I had the stock manifold from my other shocker still so i was going to put it in. I started removing the orings from the current manifold and found that one of the topside round orings was the wrong size! D'oh!

It fit it fine, but was too thick. Once I replaced that, no more leaking! I still haven't fully tested it, but it looks good at this point!

Now to go through and try and get my o-ring tolerances good on both my HE bolt kit (main gun) and Evolve bolt kit (this gun I'm talking about). Any tips on that?

[jim4130]

All the tips you need on that are very well described in the V2 spring mod thread.

[Sabb]

Alrighty, I just my ST NXT and when I went to install the Hatred Board I got with it, I noticed the microswitch was sticking. I already adjusted the trigger and that didn't help and the switch never sticks when I depress it outside of the gun. Any ideas?

[Pr0d1gy]

I was interested in possibly buying a Shocker and was just curious as to which years and/or models you guys have found particularly effective throught he years. Thanks for any help given.

[BTrain]

Quick question here. Any ideas why my shocker might continuously fire, even with the trigger not pressed after walking the trigger? I thought it might be a board/trigger switch bounce issue, but after installing a new lower board and adjusting for this, it continues to do so. I'm not sure at what BPS the issue occurs, but slow firing it isn't an issue. Only when walking the trigger. It also gives no indication of this issue when the gun isn't aired up. It only occurs when there is air in the marker. Thanks for the help!

[fishballer06]

Do you have a trigger spring in? I would suggest installing one.

[BTrain]

Yes, the trigger spring is installed and forward while the marker is still cycling.

[fishballer06]

It's obviously a debounce issue since it is doing it only with the air on. Turn up the debounce and the mechanical debounce on the board. Adjusting your trigger set screws will help too.

[BTrain]

I'll try to adjust it out some more and see what happens. The stock board doesn't have a setting for this but the dynasty board in it now does. Have to get more air to test it. Thanks

[iranwithscissors]

I just got my bolt sprung and I was wondering if it is alright for the detents to leave the spring in the marker. Just wondering because the bolt is passed the detents.

[jim4130]

It's perfectly fine. No need to worry.

[AggiePaintCrew14]

ok so my nxt has MAJOR drop off when shooting at high ROF
pressure: 200
dwell: 12
tech t enertia w spring
virtue redefined

help me pwease

[jim4130]

Clean and relube your reg. And try unscrewing your tank 1/4 turn.

[MikeSantor]

Curious what the point of a delrin bolt sleeve was? Just for weight savings? Any cons to it?

[Team_ILLNatured]

Ok, So, I send my ND NXT's bolt out to Pooty, have it milled for the spring, get it back, and the eyes stop working.
spec:
NXT w/ Virtue Redefined

as soon as i turn the marker on, it registers a ball in the breech(and yes, this is with the air on, so the bolt is not breaking the beam) then as soon as I pull the trigger it goes into eye fault, and shoots like 9bps. There is No damage to the upper board, i've tried 3 different upper/lower board harnesses, there are no bent pins in the upper or lower, and the eyes, carrierdetents and eye holes in the breech have been cleaned. pretty good to assume that the eyes have shat the bed?

[jim4130]

Originally Posted by MikeSantor

Curious what the point of a delrin bolt sleeve was? Just for weight savings? Any cons to it?

No point realy. It performs exactly as the aluminum does. But its more orone to scratching. Delrin is just a cheaper material thats easier to machine than aluminum thats why SP used it but switched back to the aluminum later due to the scratching problem.

Originally Posted by Team_ILLNatured

Ok, So, I send my ND NXT's bolt out to Pooty, have it milled for the spring, get it back, and the eyes stop working.
spec:
NXT w/ Virtue Redefined

as soon as i turn the marker on, it registers a ball in the breech(and yes, this is with the air on, so the bolt is not breaking the beam) then as soon as I pull the trigger it goes into eye fault, and shoots like 9bps. There is No damage to the upper board, i've tried 3 different upper/lower board harnesses, there are no bent pins in the upper or lower, and the eyes, carrierdetents and eye holes in the breech have been cleaned. pretty good to assume that the eyes have shat the bed?

Have you messed with any board settings like the eye logic? Or done a factory reset of the board? Is the eye strip pluged in the corect direction? Should be looking at the silver contacts as you slide them in.

[Team_ILLNatured]

i will try the factory reset on the board. and the metallic strips should be facing towards the bottom of the marker?

[MikeSantor]

thanks Jim.

[jim4130]

Originally Posted by Team_ILLNatured

i will try the factory reset on the board. and the metallic strips should be facing towards the bottom of the marker?

No away from the bottom of the marker. Like if holding the board in your hand the metal contacts should be visible as you slide it in. You dont wanna be looking at the orange side.