So im an idiot and i used the wrong grip screws(to long) and it dug into my upper board and i was wondering if anyone(person or business) could fix it, according to this website it is fixable(i lack the tools) and has a full description of how to do it = http://www.zdspb.com/tech/mguide/shockersf...oardrepair.html

I will tip greatly i really wanna start playing again!

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Any help would be greatly appreciated

oooooo man

Hmmm...

Seems like a common shocker issue.

I once used a rear window defogger repair pen to bridge across on my computer's main board (over clocking experiment). It worked well. Maybe that stuff might be of use? (It basically has "silver" or "copper" in suspension in a liquid that sets up... so it conducts once dry). Most auto shops (ie LORDCO) carry the stuff I used. I am not sure it can be helpful but maybe... Otherwise one of the guys on my team is pretty good with a solder iron... he might be willing to try. I can ask him if you want.

if you think he is good then yes please i thankfully only dammaged the one circuit..id rather not order one from the states or have to pay 155 for
http://www.premiumpaintballproducts.com/en.../p17036254.html ...

Yeah... he says he will take a shot at it. Take this to pm's and you can figure out how to get it to him/me. Not 100% sure it is "fixable" but if it is he is pretty good with circuits (being a tech engineer kinda guy)

im gonna give tekk a try (local is a little easier) if that doesnt work then ill try your guy thanx for the help so far!

Sure. GL.


D.

pay the money and buy the oled virtue board. trust me it's worth it way faster and no first shot drop off. plus a screen is way better

do your homework before tossing out random advice, plus i already have a virtue board, and btw its doesnt help with FSDO at all = good setting (dwell/psi/and sprung bolts) will. Its the upper board(the one near the solenoid). sorry if i come across as snippy im kinda pissed at the situation.

I have a shocker and that board so i've do my homework. bump up the abs setting and that will stop the first shot drop off.

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I have a shocker and that board so i've do my homework. bump up the abs setting and that will stop the first shot drop off.
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this has nothing to do with my upper board, your talking about the lower board(the main board), and yes i know about the ABS setting.