ok so ive seen a few of these for sale with vids and everything and they are friggin fast (e-tippys with matrix stock boards) and it got me thinking. "how easy would it actually be?" well, i was thinking that all u would need to do is use good parts and get them to fit in so i was figuring u could use a matrix board, timmy (or matrix) noid, some micro switch it doesnt matter. so if you hooked up the noid the same way the noid in the ebolt kit was in and then wired the noid to the board then wouldnt it work fine (this is considering you havent thought about putting in eyes yet)? then i was worrying about settings on the board, having a matrix myself. there are front pulse and back pulse and i would think it would need to be set up different for the tippy.
so give me your input. i was also thinking about using a different board such as frenzy or a tadao of some sort. if there is something im seriously missing, wouldnt it be relatively easy to make ur tippmann a crackhead if u had the right tools?

yea even though it wouldnt be able to cycle above 14, still thats friggin fast. i dont usually shoot above 15 with my DM4 or my matrix unless they are on really low debounce. but i guess it would be a fun project if u had the parts lying around, but do u think it would be possible with tadao? i drool at the thought of a ramping tippmann

jaked588 wrote: yea even though it wouldnt be able to cycle above 14, still thats friggin fast. i dont usually shoot above 15 with my DM4 or my matrix unless they are on really low debounce. but i guess it would be a fun project if u had the parts lying around, but do u think it would be possible with tadao? i drool at the thought of a ramping tippmann

i would love to see a ramping tippmann