M-90 Pneu Frame Assembly

[kwood]

I hope this is helpful to anyone wanting to install the Cyberwave Pneu kit in there M-90 Emancipator frame
Enjoy!!! :D


1-Receive your M-90 Emancipator Frame in the mail from Tuna...

http://i453.photobucket.com/albums/qq251/wood_rocket_86/IMG_0187.jpg

2-Take out contents...

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3-Install your included trigger stops

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4-Install your included trigger return magnets

http://i453.photobucket.com/albums/qq251/wood_rocket_86/IMG_0194.jpg

5-Install the MSV-2 activation rod from your Cyberwave pneu kit
(you may have to trim the rod down, i found that using a plastic Q-tip shaft works fairly well as it wont scratch your finish, and it is easier to trim down)

http://i453.photobucket.com/albums/qq251/wood_rocket_86/IMG_0198.jpg

[kwood]

6-Install you MSV-2 w/ lever from your Cyberwave kit, with the included mounting screws)

http://i453.photobucket.com/albums/qq251/wood_rocket_86/IMG_0199.jpg

...notice the small details that magnus put into this frame to make the install nice and easy
check out the groove cut into the frame just for the mounting screws to slide in and out smoothly

http://i453.photobucket.com/albums/qq251/wood_rocket_86/IMG_0200.jpg

7-Install the LP hose on your Cyberwave MPA-3 before sliding into position in the frame

http://i453.photobucket.com/albums/qq251/wood_rocket_86/IMG_0201.jpg

8-Place your Cyberwave MPA-3 into the frame, then secure into position with the included set screws

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9-Thread your LPR into the pre-drilled/tapped inside your frame
(you may have to remove the LP hose fitting to screw it into place)

http://i453.photobucket.com/albums/qq251/wood_rocket_86/IMG_0204.jpg

10-Connect the LP hoses
The MPA-3 hose goes into the front fitting of the MSV-2(closest to the trigger)
and the LPR hose goes to the back fitting of the MSV-2

http://i453.photobucket.com/albums/qq251/wood_rocket_86/IMG_0205.jpg

[kwood]

11- ship your CP Dirent Mount On/Off ASA to Loguzzzzzz for modification
when you get it back, take the provided o-ring and rest, and center it over the LPR hole in the bottom of your M-90 frame and mount your asa on there nice and snug

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From here on you will need to fine tune your Pneu mag kit
there are different preferences on how to do that so if you have any questions on tuning your cyberwave kit, post up and hopefully one of us can help you out


Thanks Magnus, Tunaman, Loguzzzzz, and everyone else who helped me on this project
i hope this thread helps anyone wanting an M-90 pneumag set up

[Tunaman]

Easy Right? ;)

[Smoothice]

Its so simple even a caveman can do it!

Now I really want one!!!

[BigEvil]

Kwood - you might have to trim the top of the MSV2 lever down a tad.

[kwood]

Kwood - you might have to trim the top of the MSV2 lever down a tad.

yeah i was wondering about that, i havent run air through it yet
but i saw that as a potential problem

i dont know where in the trigger pull the MSV-2 activates so ill see once my asa gets back from its make over

[BigEvil]

yeah i was wondering about that, i havent run air through it yet
but i saw that as a potential problem

i dont know where in the trigger pull the MSV-2 activates so ill see once my asa gets back from its make over


I just started doing some measurements and taking pics. There is some info that can be helpful.
http://www.bigevilonline.com/showthread.php?p=39928#post39928

[cougar20th]

Kwood - you might have to trim the top of the MSV2 lever down a tad.

I have to trim mine. Didnt feel like going out again in the snow to go to the shed to use the grinder. Itll be down tomorrow.

[kwood]

I just started doing some measurements and taking pics. There is some info that can be helpful.
http://www.bigevilonline.com/showthread.php?p=39928#post39928

is that measurement of the MSV-2 before or after trimming down the lever?

[zondo]

is that measurement of the MSV-2 before or after trimming down the lever?

Pretty sure that's after trimming...

"MSV2 lever: trim to approx this size" (1.578)

EDIT: How do you like the Sabre trigger? This is a clone of mine but I haven't installed the pneus yet.

[kwood]

Pretty sure that's after trimming...

"MSV2 lever: trim to approx this size" (1.578)

EDIT: How do you like the Sabre trigger? This is a clone of mine but I haven't installed the pneus yet.


I like the feel of the sabre quite a bit actually

[bojangles1983]

How much does the frame plus pneu kit cost ready to go out the door??

[kwood]

How much does the frame plus pneu kit cost ready to go out the door??

well you would have to buy the pney kit from cyber here...
http://www.automags.org/forums/showthread.php?t=226161

and then the frame from magnus

the frame cost 245 and it comes pre-drilled and tapped for the installation

you will also need a modified cp asa if you are going to run a sleeper set up
if you want a frame i would get over to magnus' thread real soon, get his email address and tell him you want a frame in the second run because he is making limited quantities and those who contact him get one pretty much

[BigEvil]

So did anyone else notice the hole in front of the field strip screw??

[kwood]

So did anyone else notice the hole in front of the field strip screw??

yeah is that for running an LPR hose out of the frame to....lets say an LPR on a classic RT?

[TwilightG]

yeah is that for running an LPR hose out of the frame to....lets say an LPR on a classic RT?

it's for resetting the sear for when you need to remove the valve.
yes, I've noticed ;) Used it a couple of times already :cheers:

[Shirow]

it's for resetting the sear for when you need to remove the valve.
yes, I've noticed ;) Used it a couple of times already :cheers:

I was wondering how I'd do that once I have the Cheater installed, glad to know there's already a solution in place :clap:

[kwood]

it's for resetting the sear for when you need to remove the valve.
yes, I've noticed ;) Used it a couple of times already :cheers:

genius
this guy thought of everything :hail:

[Smoothice]

genius
this guy thought of everything :hail:

I used to curse the gods every time I had to remove my grips to trip the sear.... :mad:

This frame gets better and better everyday.

[kwood]

:cry:
My cp asa got lost in the mail on its way to loguzzz
i guess that means the completion of the frame/this thread will be delayed a little

[Shirow]

:cry:
My cp asa got lost in the mail on its way to loguzzz
i guess that means the completion of the frame/this thread will be delayed a little

Ugh, I just mailed mine off... hope it makes it.

[zondo]

Loguzzzzzzzz is going to be busy!

I've been wondering what that hole was for. I love the engineering and forethought that went into this.

[BigEvil]

Loguzzzzzzzz is going to be busy!

I've been wondering what that hole was for. I love the engineering and forethought that went into this.


How about the slots in the trigger shelf? Looks like they are for the ram air line

http://i509.photobucket.com/albums/s338/BigEvilOnline/Emancipator%20How%20To/IMG_0414.gif

Shirow has a clear pic of the top here
http://www.automags.org/forums/showthread.php?t=247366

[kwood]

How about the slots in the trigger shelf? Looks like they are for the ram air line

http://i509.photobucket.com/albums/s338/BigEvilOnline/Emancipator%20How%20To/IMG_0414.gif

Shirow has a clear pic of the top here
http://www.automags.org/forums/showthread.php?t=247366


i think you are right on that one because i remember magnus saying that he had added those slots for the lpr hose, i used it for that purpose when i mounted the ram in mine frame

[zondo]

Its so simple even a caveman can do it!


Well, if I can do it, then a caveman can definitely do it.

Thanks for the thread, kwood :cheers:

http://i411.photobucket.com/albums/pp198/robzondo/My%20Pneumags/IMG_4582.jpg

[kwood]

Well, if I can do it, then a caveman can definitely do it.

Thanks for the thread, kwood :cheers:


:hail:

[PaintballEngineer]

accidental double post

Pssst! You can delete your own posts, look right at the top when you go to edit ;)

[kwood]

Pssst! You can delete your own posts, look right at the top when you go to edit ;)

well how about that
ya learn something new everyday

[kwood]

My Asa cane in today so hopefully I'll get this finished today or tomorrow

[RyuuChi]

ok, i just found out about pneumags the other day when i saw this post. this looks awesome and i am very interested in doing this mod, but to my inteliframe and with a drop forward. any ideas how this would work out?




P.S. sorry for the thread-jack

[kwood]

ok, i just found out about pneumags the other day when i saw this post. this looks awesome and i am very interested in doing this mod, but to my inteliframe and with a drop forward. any ideas how this would work out?

P.S. sorry for the thread-jack


Well for a Intelliframe you will need to do some modifications to the frame to be able to mount the cyberwave kit
however the cheater kit should be just a drop in kit
also without major midufication you will need to have to mount an lpr to your Asa for either of the kits
go to the paintball talk section and look up the pneumag picture thread and you will see some pics of modified intelliframes
the easisest way to do this would be to contact loguzzzzzz and have him modify it for you
he does great work

[kwood]

i have the last step up there now about mounting the CP asa
i hope this helps folks out and i hope you all enjoyed this thread
:cheers:

[BigEvil]

i have the last step up there now about mounting the CP asa
i hope this helps folks out and i hope you all enjoyed this thread
:cheers:


Great write up man :cheers:

Oh hey here is a tip, when you are adjusting the msv2, you can 'wiggle' it fwd or back by slightly loosening the mounting screws. It doesnt move much, but it definitely helps when you are trying to set up the trigger.

[kwood]

Great write up man :cheers:

Oh hey here is a tip, when you are adjusting the msv2, you can 'wiggle' it fwd or back by slightly loosening the mounting screws. It doesnt move much, but it definitely helps when you are trying to set up the trigger.


Is this for the purpose if positioning it forward and backward inside the frame?

[BigEvil]

Is this for the purpose if positioning it forward and backward inside the frame?


It lets you kinda fine tune where the trigger actuates it. I realized it by accident. I took it apart, put it together and it would not fire. I had the trigger set as short as you could go, and I needed to wiggle the msv2 forward towards the trigger some. Then it worked fine.

[kwood]

It lets you kinda fine tune where the trigger actuates it. I realized it by accident. I took it apart, put it together and it would not fire. I had the trigger set as short as you could go, and I needed to wiggle the msv2 forward towards the trigger some. Then it worked fine.


That's a handy little tip
once I get some more air I'll have to try it out

[kwood]

completed picture of gun added
got the body from correia3
:cheers:

[zondo]

Looks sharp! :shooting:

[BigEvil]

completed picture of gun added
got the body from correia3
:cheers:

Sweet! How's it shooting?