Boo-Yaah On mag

[leerix]

Hey All..
Just scored a used boo-yaah(e-lcd)
k...thats all fine and dandy...the damn thing doesn't have the strength to release the sear.
it fires when pointed down with no air.
it does not manage to fire when it is charged no matter how much it wants to.
I have already adjusted the pulse to 15 and down to 5 again...no avail.
How important is the new on/off valve pieces that normally come with it(i didn't get any)and would that maybe account for something?
Is that what makes the trigger so heavy that the solenoid can't push it?
I have read all the pages in the forum,done what they say.....Anybody have any ideas....
Is it the on/off valve scenario?
I can't make heads or tails.

[MAGS own YOU]

Have you thought about sending your gun into Mako? I think they are covering boo yah.

[wicked_mag]

yea i think u need that on off ur gonna havta contact mako, i've just got mine too but its not doing goood right now

[leerix]

Yep...

yep...I have thought about sending it to mako...but not yet......only had the damn thing for a short while....wanna screw around with it for a while first...nothing worse than being magless and have to resort to my Spyder....

as for you Bling Bling...I have been following your progress.....we are both screwed neh?
Hey...it will take a regular 9 volt if you don't wanna sit in your car all day...

any more responses greatly appreciated

[animal]

Not that you haven't tried it, but make sure you're using new name brand batteries, I've seen elcd's and hypers get screwed up when the bettery isnt tip-top. I've also had problems with off brand batteries being as good as dead out of the package. I know, it's the obvious answer, but wouldn't it suck if you sent it in only to find that one out :)

[leerix]

batteries....

Right you are and I am glad you pointed it out...we have tried plenty of duracells....but not from reliable sources....but i did have it working for about 350 rounds in burst and full auto...but semi and turbo were definate hit and miss...please keep the string alive maybe we can crack this for all BOO YAAH nightmare sufferers....
(toke more?)my bad...
Thanx for all the input though guys...

[Quiet]

The On/off pieces that come with the Boo-yah are a little bit smaller and lighter. They should require a little less energy to move than the stock parts. I find that my frame would shoot 600-800 rounds no problem off a fresh battery but that was it, a lot less than advertised. I use top quality rechargables now so I don't have to bring a car load of batteries with me.

Think I'll go intelliframe - less hassle

[leerix]

batteries

What batteries do you use to acheive your goals?
anybody know if the Duracell ultra new battery will be of any improvement?

[leerix]

Bleep.....Centerflag on off.....works a charm on boo yah...

[res0qjp2]

boo yaah

I got a hyperframe and I have not had to change the battery yet and I shoot alot of paint.

[Quiet]

Use nickel metal hydride batteries
1 - longer life
2 - no memory for recharging

[Poseidon]

Originally posted by Quiet
I find that my frame would shoot 600-800 rounds no problem off a fresh battery but that was it, a lot less than advertised

Damn, Centerflag claims 15000 shots out of a battiery.


Im haveing the same probelm with mine. They just send me out an on/off i'll tell you how it works.

ohhh, Nickel metal batteries also rock because they charge to like 9.5 vt :) hehehe
Just don't leave them on the charger for like 3 weeks Like I do, they get really hot and it's probably not very good for them. lol

[res0qjp2]

life span of a 9volt in a hyperframs

I have had my hyperframe for about 1 month, I play every Sunday, and shoot about a case and a half. I have shoot well over 10,000 balls and my 9volt still is good, make sure you use good alkline batteries.

[pip_999]

i think

i think u should take it off and use it as a paperweight

do as much good like that

[res0qjp2]

paper weigt

That was such a great post. Maybe you should try the brass eagle forum.