X7 Phenom

I use a remote line for some time, but I often go diving and what to kill you back.Ive hear about carbon dioxide emissions, but I have a lot of bad things tippmann A5 and it works fine. So yeah, as long as it is not electric it should work. X7 is a good mark, like all other tippmanns is almost impossible to break.

uumm...can you retype that i found it hard to read with all your spelling mistakes.  From what i could undertand it only shot about three balls the stopped. Im pretty sure this points to a circuit board problem. 

Yah it is probably because your low.  you said you have the cyclone feed? welll when you get low on air it will often stop feeding balls.  But only if it is VEEEEEERRRRRRYYYY low on air. like your 4 trigger pulls away from your gun going nuts like the way a tippmann does when it runs out of air. that sort of full auto explosion.

hhhmmmm...could it be that someone where in your gun there is a blockage.

okay i took it apart and fund the isue, whoever greased the gun put so much greast on the line going to the cyclone feed it blocked the tiny whole in it, so i took all the grease off and used the grease it gave me but not to much and oiled the bolt, thanks for all your helo.

tacogood wrote: I would personally suggest you stop using grease. use oil. it wont clog your gun up and is less messy.

X7 Manual - pg 15 wrote: Every 8,000 to 10,000 shots, use Tippmann grease to lubricate specific areas (marked with a G in the Parts Diagrams) as instructed in the X7 Phenom Disassembly Instructions.

You really should refrain from giving advice until you become more familiar with the sport/equipment involved in the sport.

The X7 has a different operating system from most other Tippmanns and as such, Tippmann recommends different lubrication.

i thank you both for the help, and i used the grease on the o ring parts and were it was placed before, but it didnt seem like there was lub on the bolt, so i used normal paintball oil on the bolt

Mistakes are what makes the world go round mack.  How do you think you learned so much?

And how did you learn so much? im sure you have made mistakes while messing with markers and equipment.

tacogood wrote: And how did you learn so much? im sure you have made mistakes while messing with markers and equipment.

I learned through experience, research and listening to others*.  I have made plenty of mistakes while working on my paintball equipment.  The difference is that I don't go on internet forums, pretend to know more than I actually do and give bad advice to others that causes them to make mistakes. 

There is a difference between learning from your own mistakes and giving bad advice (whether through malice or ignorance) to others that causes them to run into difficulty.

*I found it annoying when the "others" in question didn't actually know what they were talking about but pretended they did as this tends to lead to those listening making mistakes that could otherwise have been avoided.