unOfficial Boo-yaah E-LCD FAQ

[hostage]

I decided to put together a small FAQ, if anyone has any more info on boo-yaah or things like bolt/sear wear, then lmk.
Boo-Yaah FAQ (http://www.rit.edu/~dji1133/boo-yaah.html)

-Doron

[xaikoazn]

hey my booyaah isnt hitting the sear. its not clicking, what could i do?

[hostage]

the on/off pushes the sear down so it has to be gassed up to test it, take out the valve and press the sear down where the hold is if it makes contact then it should work. If the selinoid can not hit the sear then try moving the selioniod closer to the sear. there are 2 screws under the selinoid, try loosing them up then moving it forword.
-Doron

[Potatoboy]

Even though it's near impossible to get through, this should go in the FAQ.

Mako Paintball Products, 1041 N. Dupage Ave., Lombard Il 60148 . Phone: 630 705-9293, Fax: 630 576-5064

Added: I just actually got through the their voicemail. Looks like someone either cleaned out the messages, or someone is actually in the office today!

[xaikoazn]

thanks alot! The guy at the shop was telling me i had to buy this kit for 30 bucks.. i was like no! hahaha.. what is a SHIM?

[hostage]

yeah i called booyaah to see if i can get that damn on/off valve. A shim attches to the selinoid and makes it sit futher from the sear. I think i might make those edits, i am just lazy right now.
-Doron

[hostage]

k...i added it to the FAQ
-Doron

[Potatoboy]

Like I said earlier, I've been trying to get ahold of Mako for a while.

I just got off the phone with the Lombard, IL police department.

The building Mako occupied is completely empty.

I suspect that their voicemail fills up and old messages are being deleted from expiring by the phone company.

Getting ahold of them is pretty much impossible now.

Hope no one else had anything there.

[hostage]

youch, hrmm...well at least we know the fate of them, but I dont understand why they still have the phone line, the website is still registered to them since it is on a lease, mb the phone is too. Now the only question is what to do, I can only help so many people. MB we should put a post up letting peeps know
-Doron

[Potatoboy]

You don't happen to have one of the on/off lying around do you?

My store has a complete mako mag frame, minus the on/off.

[hostage]

get one from centerflag, I got one from them and it seems to work, ask for a pin, assemble and the top, I only asked for pin and assemble, and had to sand it down to fit a top in...heh It seems to work for me
-Doron

[hitech]

Hostage, sorry to hijack your thread, but do you have any idea what is causing this:

http://www.automags.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=63676

Thanks in advance for your time. :D

[ChucktheMAGician]

Hey Hostage ever heard of someone powdercoating a BooYaah frame? I was thinking about getting an older mag coated and wondered if anyone has or has heard of a BY frame being done?:confused:

[hostage]

I have never seen one done, and it shouldn't effect it at all. g/l
-Doron

[ChucktheMAGician]

Looks like it may be harder to disassemble than I thought?! Ever popped the trigger pin out? I guess I could just get the trigger taped off and powdercoat over the pin? Any specific ideas, I haven't gutted it out so I'm a little reluctant to break it down if it's gonna be a bigger headache than it's worth or ruin it.

[hostage]

Its pretty easy, or easy for me to say, I have totally stripped it down in a number of ocassions. Just get a small nail and hammer and jus pop it out. I would totally dissaemble it if I was going to powder coat it.
-Doron

[ChucktheMAGician]

Do you remember which side the pin popped out of?

[hostage]

it is either or, but which ever side it comes out easier is the one :-)
-Doron

[ChucktheMAGician]

Originally posted by hostage
it is either or, but which ever side it comes out easier is the one :-)
-Doron

I was kinda lookin' for left or right:rolleyes: ;) :D Thanks for the info, I'll post pics if it turns out good!