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DarkLite

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  1. Yes and Yes. I honestly don't notice much of a difference unless I have the stock all the way in.
  2. I think the £100 on top for shipping and warranties is fine - based on an initial outlay of about £300 including shipping (though, at retail, not wholesale) it's only a 33.3% increase in price. However, £435? That's amost double. Get, as they say in the north, tae *fruitcage*
  3. Given these are going for about £230-250 in HK on the street someone is making a bit of a mark up.
  4. Well, my V2 board is working fine so far, fingers crossed. The V3 board is a brand new mosfet so it could just be teething troubles.
  5. Mixed bag. This particular fet works brilliantly so far, but I've heard that they can be damaged by trigger overtravel, so it depends on the gearbox you drop it into. You can fix it by filing your trigger down where it engages the trigger switch, but it's something that shouldn't really have to be done. Also, I got a Ver 3 trigger unit replacement fet from Jefftron which worked really well up until it fried itself out of the blue about 2000 shots after installation. Not a particularly stressful set up either, M100 on 18:1s and a ferrous motor with 11.1v 40c battery.
  6. Hard to tell from that pic but it looks like TM are finally using steel gears instead of the usual pot metal castings. ABOUT TIME
  7. Did someone ask for more pictures of me hanging around in the background like that creepy uncle who no one really knows? 'SNOW' PROBLEM!
  8. My fun little run n' gun. Based off an old G&G Combat machine. Using it as my current test bed - trying out the Jefftron V2 mosfet trigger unit right now. 12:1 gears, Neo High Torque motor, flat-hop, 6.01mm tighbore, all the usual stuff. Does 37rps on an 11.1v lipo at 1J exactly.
  9. If you do it right, yes. Though it's a long, arseache of a process.
  10. Is the motor a neo? It looks suspiciously like a CYMA Chaoli neo motor.
  11. Fairy Muff. I'd be interested to see your testing and results though. I think we can both agree, however, on your assessments on widebore barrels (6.2mm and up). Apart from dropping FPS in GBBs and P*s I've not seen anyone show convincing results to indicate they are more accurate or better for range. In any case, back to the OT: I'm really contemplating getting one of these and doing it up in OD and black, with some sort of optic rail mount. To that end, could someone post detailed pictures of the rear sight? I reckon you could mount something on that without fouling the cocking h
  12. Not sure I agree. Every 6.01mm barru I've put up against a 6.05mm has proven wanting in terms of grouping sizes. Not to mention that the PDI 6.01s have exactly the same cuts as the 6.05s, so that's not the variable at play. In fact, even in GBB Pistols (where the barrel cuts are much, much wider than an AEG barrel) there is a noticable increase in accuracy with a 6.03 over a 6.01: As RSP1 demonstrates. Sadly, the imagehost he's used is dead, but from memory he benched the pistol in a vice to get the groupings - one of the few proper accuracy tests I've seen in Airsoft. He also reco
  13. Fairy Muff. I'm just annoyed at the sudden rush of people declaring that this AEG is going to be an overpowered communazi spambrick of death which will literally invite ISIS rapist refugees into your home and post child porn on your facebook account should you try to use it in CQB. I do think it'll be a game changer once that drum mag comes out, because it will become an excellent area denial weapon with that large spread and the ability to put down sustained fire in a large area. I can't wait to get my UKARA sorted.
  14. That's the thing though, it wasn't a badly phrased joke. It wasn't even a joke. What you wrote, in a text based medium, was an implied complaint that using the AA-12 in winter would be injurous or unpleasant for someone else to get shot with, presumably because of the 3 bbs at once deal. If you'd meant to say "wow nice gun, I would not like to be on the receiving end" then you could have said so. In any case, I'm leaving it here. On topic: I'd imagine installing a trioka of 6.01mm barrels should bump this to closer to 300 wihtout putting extra strain on the internals. Might make i
  15. D'oh, I should have seen that by the way you didn't say anything funny or subversive, silly me! Seriously though, nice save. With such a quick rate of recovery, I'm sure you can take a 250fps bb to the knuckle just fine!
  16. Seriously, if you cannot stand being shot by a 250fps bb, then perhaps you should take up a sport which is a little lower impact? I hear competetitive knitting is pretty popular these days. Or maybe extreme stamp collecting.
  17. If I ran a site, I would keep zentai suits in various sizes to put players in if they were hit-dodging.
  18. I doubt you'll get a high RoF out of this, the piston stroke looks extremely long. I quite like the chug-chug-chug to be honest.
  19. Finally got a chance to use my snow camouflage again after a 4 year haitus: The amount of people who automatically assumed I was a sniper was disheartening.
  20. Thanks mate. AEG barrels and hop-up rubbers, it looks like. So flat-hopping/R-hopping etc will still work. I really want to see what that gearbox looks like inside, though it's interesting that the gear-train appears to be held in a removeable sub-assembly that lifts out of the top. Looks like I'll need to sell a kidney for this. :C
  21. So would it be safe to say you should vent the internal tank between games?
  22. Are the barrels aluminium? It seems it from the picture of the muzzle you posted. Can you provide a scan of the manual page with the exploded part view?
  23. Those rubbers don't look like TM spec, at least with the locating nub on the side. Nice designs though.
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