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ant290

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May 15, 2007
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Hey all

the 2 button on my timmy membrane no longer works and I was wondering if there were any button replacements or upps that were manufactured and where i could get these from

thanks
Ant
 

Kevin Winter

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Dec 10, 2008
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Virtue make them for sure, and there are other places that sell them too, but you'll almost certainly need to order via the US. Ebay is a good first port of call...
 

KeenDean

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Aug 13, 2007
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If you have a Gen3/4 timmy, then I highly recommend getting the Tadao Yakuza OLED board. It is an awesome board with loads of up-to-date fire modes and software. It uses push buttons instead of the very delicate and fiddly membrane pad. Check out the links below...

Tadao Technologies Alias Yakuza OLED board.

They do ship internationally from the USA to the UK. But it can be expensive, and there's always the chance that those great guys at customs will slap import tax/duty on the board when it arrives.

Alternatively if you want, approach the great guys at LiPS paintball store, as they stock Tadao Yakuza boards. Their website doesn't display timmy boards, but if you ask them kindly enough, they may be able to order one in for you.

LiPS

But if you don't really want to fork out the cash on a new board, then I'm afraid your stuck with either trawling through ebay, and BST threads on other forums to see if you can pick up some new membrane pads. Or, as stated previously, Virtue stock "upgade" membrane pads. They don't do anything special, they just have fancy logos on them.

Virtue Bob Long boards & parts.
 

Bon

Timmy Nerd
Feb 22, 2006
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Hey all

the 2 button on my timmy membrane no longer works and I was wondering if there were any button replacements or upps that were manufactured and where i could get these from

thanks
Ant
Is it the actual button or the connection to the board? If you have never tripped the membrane give it a shot, take a pair of very sharp scissors, and at the bit where you insert it into the board trim off 1-1.5mm in a perfectly straight line.

Connect it back up as normal and give it a try.