Timmy ROF Question

[DOA Robbo]

Ok peeps got a few timmy's in the team (alias dark etc).

going to the DAM in a few weeks so how do i make sure there not firing over 15bps ?? is there a menu option to limit ROF or do i have to get a SW update ?

Sorry if this has been asked b4 any help appreciated

Thanks

 

[mikie]

hey mate if you wish to cap your rof i think that you will need to upgrade you board to a custom board like a tadao. or bob long can update you frenzy to psp nxl semi 3 shot burst. you can also cap you rate of fire and lock the board. even with the boards you are using now you will need to lock of the board for any event.
if you are intrested in updating the sowtware on your current boards pm me mate.

Competition Mode
With competition mode ON the dwell and debounce setting are not accessible through the menu. Also the trigger activated dry fire mode is deactivated. The display window of the LCD will show "C" on the 2nd line of the screen in competition mode.
To activate competition mode:

[1] Turn off marker
[2] Open up grip frame to gain access to the circuit board.
[3] Short out D and C holes on the top of the board. Paper clips work well for this. Bend the clip so that one end is touching the D and hte other end is touching the C.
[4] Turn marker ON. The display window will show "Comp On" then in the normal window the display will show "C"
[5] Turn marker OFF
[6] Disconnect the D and C short
[7] Leave off for at least 30 seconds
[8] Reassemble grip
[9] Ready to use with competition mode

 

[TonyF]

Comp lock

You will need to use a 127.1 or 127.4 Frenzy or a Tadao board to be able to cap the ROF to 15. Earlier frenzy's cannot be capped and can only be updated by sending them back to BLAST in the U.S.A. (current waiting time about 6 weeks). Tadao's are also hard to come by, the last 500 sold in under 12 hours!
If you have a Entropy Board or WAS board, I think that with the data cable and software these can also be updated to allow capping.
I know for domestic vents the Competition mode lock is not normally requiered, not sure if you need to use it for the DMA.
If you need any advice, give me a call (number on the pro-paintball website.