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Which Board for PM7?

BigDaveUK

London Mayhem
Apr 4, 2008
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4
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Bishops Stortford
I have a PM7 and ULframe on the way, and was wondering what boards people would recommend for them?

just after general info, any special tricks and prices :D
thanks
dave.
 

raliyn

New Member
Feb 4, 2008
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Forgive me if I'm wrong, haven't played with the stock board for too long (and the manual will explain this, too - you can just take this as an example because I know the general theory is correct) - but say if you wanted to change your rate of fire:

Flip the #2 dip switch on the board to the programming position.
Turn the marker on - it'll cycle through the colours and then settle on a single colour.
Pull the trigger once and it'll change colour, representing then you're on a different setting.
Pull and hold the trigger for a second, and it'll flash (example:) 15 times to represent it's on 15bps, and then go blank.
You can leave it, and it'll go back into letting you chose what you want to change again, this takes about 5 seconds - or pull the trigger 20 times (again, example:) for 20bps, the board will confirm this.
Then just change whatever other settings, when you're done, flip the #2 switch down (the marker won't turn off otherwise) and you'll be live!
 

Stan

Platinum Member
Jul 18, 2001
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Lucky/Spitfire board in my PM6 was absolutely amazing!!! Not exagerating. By far the fastest semi board i have ever shot and ramping was a piece of piss... if you want to upgrade see what JohnC on here can do for you. I think their kit is massively underrated as they don't have the marketing that Virtue/Tadao do but (i think) their stuff is easily as good if not better.
 

BigDaveUK

London Mayhem
Apr 4, 2008
359
4
28
Bishops Stortford
stock board is fine to be honest:)

Recommend the ul frame a lot though :D;) ... but i've already told u lol:p
Got a ULframe on the way already mate ;)

Forgive me if I'm wrong, haven't played with the stock board for too long (and the manual will explain this, too - you can just take this as an example because I know the general theory is correct) - but say if you wanted to change your rate of fire:

Flip the #2 dip switch on the board to the programming position.
Turn the marker on - it'll cycle through the colours and then settle on a single colour.
Pull the trigger once and it'll change colour, representing then you're on a different setting.
Pull and hold the trigger for a second, and it'll flash (example:) 15 times to represent it's on 15bps, and then go blank.
You can leave it, and it'll go back into letting you chose what you want to change again, this takes about 5 seconds - or pull the trigger 20 times (again, example:) for 20bps, the board will confirm this.
Then just change whatever other settings, when you're done, flip the #2 switch down (the marker won't turn off otherwise) and you'll be live!
Thanks, thats really helpful, not used a electronic marker before so wasnt sure how it worked, makes a bit more sense now!! :D

Lucky/Spitfire board in my PM6 was absolutely amazing!!! Not exagerating. By far the fastest semi board i have ever shot and ramping was a piece of piss... if you want to upgrade see what JohnC on here can do for you. I think their kit is massively underrated as they don't have the marketing that Virtue/Tadao do but (i think) their stuff is easily as good if not better.
Sounds good will have to look into those thanks...

That's because Lucky went out of business
or maybe not?!? guess that means only available 2nd hand then? and no updates for new tournys etc?

/me laughs like a madman ;)

Coming soon...

ok... :confused: