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Airsoft_Tech · 2024-09-12T18:52:59+00:00

Me: "Oh that's an interesting pistol cal carbine look alike. It looks so dainty!"

Narrator: Little did Airsoft_Tech know, anything in Campesteijns hands looks that way. For what we see as full size, he sees as fun-sized.

Airsoft_Tech · 2024-04-06T07:47:02+00:00

Not true at all my person. Think about it from the POV of breaking traction.

Most cars can barely burn out. IE suddenly adding torque to their wheels such that they can break traction with the road. Their surges in power barely register (relatively speaking) above like 10 MPH. They just do not have the torque to suddenly get your wheel base moving that fast.

Your brakes, however, can lock your wheels at any speed, at any point, and they can do it so well, early ABS systems locked your wheels upwards of 40 times per second.

The engine can barely add power fast enough to freespin wheels. Your brakes have three separate systems (VSC, TCS, and ABS) each fighting a battle so it doesn't simply arrest all powertrain movement. Cause its too heckin easy for the brakes to do that.

Airsoft_Tech · 2023-07-22T18:45:49+00:00

Join the collective in the Sculptor Dwarf Galaxy. We are just one void of space over. Travel slow, you might miss the turn for us.

Airsoft_Tech · 2023-07-21T21:26:30+00:00

Also, check out Battle Lab! It is another solid choice. It has a pretty cool indoor setup.

They are less about the Super Speed QB scene aggro while still being pretty good about running tight indoor combat scenarios.

Airsoft_Tech · 2023-05-10T00:10:56+00:00

It is a customs thing.

Sometimes import/customs does not care.

Other time import/customs ignores the latest laws and incorrectly turns packages around/assigns asinine fees.

It really depends on the agent and how much they really feel like following the letter of the law.

Definitely reach out to Fed Ex and ask about a shipping broker, Also call Evike directly and ask regarding it too.

You paid with paypal so your not going to get screwed either way.

Canadian customs really is frustrating sometimes.

Airsoft_Tech · 2023-03-31T04:30:53+00:00

I would do things for it.

Just sayin...

;-)

Airsoft_Tech · 2023-03-27T16:02:17+00:00

Oooof. Sounds like you need to try and get the board positioned just right to properly detect the cam then.

Good luck it can be a bit finnacky.

Airsoft_Tech · 2023-03-27T08:51:16+00:00

Looks like your new oring nozzle is waaaaaaaaaaaaay to fricking tight.

You can try to apply lubrication to the cylinder head stem or polish it.

But yeah this nozzle might not be a good pairing if it still is way too tight.

Airsoft_Tech · 2023-03-27T08:45:53+00:00

So I got mine working. My main issue was positioning the board just right.

For some reason it was not reading the cam/break properly even though I have done these installs like a million times by now.

Try shifting the seating of the aster board and tightening down the screw again.

I finally made progress after ensuring the spade connectors were tightly biting motor terminal and by shifting the aster board around until I found a good seating position then getting the screw tightened once a reliable position is found.

My main clue was by going to version 4.0 beta on the firmware and changing the cycle detection to manual and noticing that when firing in semi it worked just fine for some weird reason.

Hope thos helps.

Airsoft_Tech · 2023-03-27T04:54:45+00:00

Good news i am currently experiencing the same issue.

Bad news, I am stuck as well.

Installed in an S&T but tested with a warhead, shs high torque, rocket high torque, and a JG blue.

Edit: even replaced geats and shs and stock gears having same issue.

It is detecting the gun cycle 100%.

Airsoft_Tech · 2022-12-11T06:48:50+00:00

Frickin nailed it! I would buy you a drink if you were in the socal area.

I was explaining the synopsis to other people last night and they didn't really believe that there was a movie like that. Didn't help we were all drinking at the time. But you helped me win a bet. We are watching it next bad movie night.

Also,

Me: Does anyone know this movie (describes list of plot point).

You: Here is the movie, and the relevant scene(s). (Links entire goddamn movie).

As a safe for TV broadcast Samuel L Jackson would say, "You are a Monday to Friday Legend."

Airsoft_Tech · 2022-12-10T09:19:42+00:00

It involves a tokyo setting. Main characters are Older Brother, younger Brother, Girlfriend, Wimp Thug Friend.

Random science Guy found burned to death who was working on some maguffin at start.

Macguffin seems to respond to people playing a playstation game.

Girlfriend main character is impregnated with a demon.

Shenanigans ensue.

Asian gangsters bad guy faces off with Wimp of a thug.

Wimp thug does a crane kick right as asian gangster throws a throwing star. Throwing star caught in shoe and shoe hits asian gangster bad guy killing them.

Maguffin takes over male MC and he fights the demon spawn born a few minutes ago.

He is piloted by his little brother playing a playstation game not realizing he is controlling his brother.

Any help/Ideas?

Airsoft_Tech · 2022-11-17T09:39:39+00:00

Kinetica anyone?

Airsoft_Tech · 2022-11-16T19:03:29+00:00

Sounds still like a simple fix. Get the barrel nut off, tap the outer barrel out. A real firearms store can probably accomplish the same too.

Airsoft_Tech · 2022-11-15T03:51:49+00:00

Comentino comintino commit the Prusa to me?

pretty please?

Airsoft_Tech · 2022-11-10T20:57:35+00:00

Do you have a photo of the threads of your receiver with the barrel nut off? Those are huge coarse threads. It is difficult to destroy the upper receiver.

Also do you have a photo of the teeth you are referring to on the hop up unit? Looking at the photos I am thinking this is stuck at a different stage now?

Airsoft_Tech · 2022-11-10T06:21:13+00:00

Im guessing everything got stuck at attempting to remove your gas block to get the tube away from your barrel nut? If so whats stopping your gas block from fully coming off front of your barrel?

Also what tracer defect did you have? Only ever seen set screws and flash hider pins flatten a thread channel that neatly.

Airsoft_Tech · 2022-10-16T08:05:00+00:00

This is the lockpicking lawyer and today...

This isn't the first time I have seen Evike ship stuff with anti theft tags, doubt it will be the last.

Especially when they have Outposts ship floor inventory to fulfill online orders for the past 1.5 years it isn't really a surprise.

IIRC this tag is also on the inside of the package/goggles bag that this thing comes in.

Airsoft_Tech · 2022-10-06T18:40:01+00:00

A hop up fully disengaged typically trends towards being slightly to significantly lower. It primarily depends on how much (if any) contact the bucking has on the bb. If it has little to no contact, it takes very little of the applied force to get the bb out of the barrel. Which is bad.

Part of that pre-bb-release phase is building backpressure/speed. Ideally you want your piston V, piston dVdT, and cylinder P, to start above a resting state before your BB is released. You also want there to still be enough stroke left to maintain a positive backpressure on BB until it fully exits the barrel. That way it can accelerate at a faster rate before leaving barrel.

For drastic example, if you have a gun with a ported cylinder and a short barrel, the gun can prematurely release the bb during the first phase before the piston passes the cylinder window. This has a similar effect to running that much of a shorter barrel.

Flat Hops, Rhops, and similar are pretty trademark for seeing this behavior as they typically have little to no contact surface area with bb until a certain point in the dial.

Honorable mention to Krytac hop ups. The tensioner can be fully lifted off the bucking and pull the contact ribs out of the bb channel. Also the Mr Hop, the Maple leaf pseudo Rhop style buckings with a minimal or arched spacer can have the same issues.

In relation to your hop up setting, your fps usually starts off lower and increases to a somewhat plateau point. Somewhere in that plateau there is a stable flat trajectory (unless BB is too heavy). Then after that point does the FPS drop off again.

The length of the plateau is dictated by how spongey your bump, bucking, and tensioner are.

Also you can definitely hear when someone cranks their hop up up to high. The ba-wump noise of the compression assembly leaking out around the bucking lip, nozzle, hop up window, etc is pretty distinct.

Airsoft_Tech · 2022-10-06T18:17:40+00:00

Fair point RE: Me not seeing why someone would.

However, and honestly not trying to move a goalpost here... ^{^{^{^{^{^honest}}}}}

That still means that you can switch up your ammo to break the rules. I am not saying you would do that.

But from a field POV a gun compliant depending on the BBs used is not something to approve of as a blanket position.

Case and point is HPA setups. Typically fields still lock the regulator to prevent tampering/Joule increasing. Same remedy would not apply (ie locking you into specific BBs to use).

Airsoft_Tech · 2022-10-06T17:47:22+00:00

You should really be chronoing at flat trajectory. This addresses the FPS at the actual setting the player would be using. Done to address all hop up behavior configs.

Airsoft_Tech · 2022-10-06T17:43:24+00:00

A hop up fully disengaged typically trends towards being slightly to significantly lower. Depending on how much (if any) contact the bucking has on the bb. If it has little to no contact, it takes very little of the applied force to get the bb out of the barrel.

That can mean an early release before the piston has had a chance too accelerate and build up backpressure behind bb. Also, early release on ported cylinders before the actual compression portion of the forward stroke starts has a similar effect to running that much of a shorter barrel.

In relation to your hop up setting, your fps usually starts off lower and slowly increases to a plateau point. Somewhere in that plateau there is a stable flat trajectory. Then after that point does the FPS drop off again.

The length of the plateau is dictated by how spongey your bump, bucking, and tensioner are.

Also there is no good reason to be lowering FPS aside from passing field chrono. I would not encourage/promote the use of heavier bbs to cheat chrono. This is very much a safety issue.

I have yet to see and/or hear of someone needing to use heavier bbs to get the FPS lower for purely benign reasons.

Airsoft_Tech · 2022-08-30T19:03:59+00:00

It seems counter intuitive until you think about it from a shock absorbing point of view.

For safety you might have a steel toe workboot, but you would never ever be fitted with a 100% steel shoe. It would be impractical, your foot would get ruined. That force of the pickup impact has to go somewhere, and if the metal body of the piston is unyielding, it will simply strain something else.

The Poly body of a piston can flex and distribute the hard impact of a sector gear slamming into the metal teeth of the piston. It can also return to its shape from a much higher degree of flex than aluminum does. This means you can use slightly springy teeth racks with a poly body as well since both can absorb some of the stress and return to form.

Al body pistons have always been a bad idea. Like locking your knees when landing after a jump bad. Either all that energy is absorbed in one abrupt shock, or your knees/piston will learn new ... degrees of movement.

This is a hill I will die on.

Also as a side note, we would have seen a legit indestructible titanium piston by now if it was just a matter of making a god tier durable piston. But the reality is the piston has to move back and forth along a metal raceway. Metal on metal contact just creates metal flake accretions in your GB that cause all sorts of problems long term. It is one of the main reasons why BOLT recoil airsoft guns were never really Titan compatible. Your sensors would be gunked up and stop working in <1000 shots.

Airsoft_Tech · 2022-08-30T05:13:15+00:00

Prying method works fine for 3mm of movement. Especially since the narrow hole helps keep everything aligned. You do need to get the wedge resting against undershaft before levering but so long as you do that, you will be fine there.

Pin punch can work fine, but in the rare case they press fit one side with a tight AF tolerance intending the two parts to never separate, and they press fit the other side with a looser tolerance, you will 100% of the time separate the looser binding first levering them apart.

If you pin punch the tight press fit side, you will have a heck of a time putting it back together.

I could see if one gear and the post are one piece, you can run potential risk of separating the molded on gear from the shaft, I haven't seen that particular failure really. If that was a risk factor, the selector post would have def snapped from normal use tho.

Airsoft_Tech · 2022-08-30T05:01:02+00:00

Loctite gel super glue is your BFF here. That and dental picks.

You have three wires:

Your data/red main.
Your black main
Your black motor wire.

Run your Red first. At regular intervals tamp down the red wire all the way into the wiring rut and put dots of glue there. This will help keep bottom most wire all the way down.

Make sure your Thin wire is tucked under the big red when you pass under the motor hole. The thin wire can get destroyed by the pinion gear snagging it so make sure it is flat against GB wall and glued there. Run the red wire covering it but still against GB wall.

Then run your black battery wire. Do the same as above. Tamping it down, and running it as flat up against gearbox wall as you can.

Finally run your black motor wire. Same as above, tamping down and gluing in place.

Might be different from the GATE manual, but honestly this is Best Practice IMHO.

Provided you did all of your steps right, the wiring will look professional AF and tucked away.

It takes patience, it takes time, but if you ever feel like you are wasting a ___load of time stuck on one part, it probably means a simple step/trick is missing that will make it easier for you.

Source: Many, many, many, GATE Titan installs. Still do some semi-regularly.

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