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  • čas přidán 15. 08. 2024

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  • @GhostStalkerActual
    @GhostStalkerActual Před 3 lety +86

    6 years later: "just put a Micro switch trigger in it." love coming back to these. Helped me tech on my markers since I started playing.

    • @e46.H
      @e46.H Před 11 měsíci +1

      markers? this aint PB bud

  • @Skrill3x24
    @Skrill3x24 Před 7 lety +85

    I finally completed my build yesterday. 13:1 SHS gears, shs high torque 16tpa, btc chimera mk2, m110 spring, and then everything else is lonex. Around 30ish rps at 380fps with a .2, Trigger response is ridiculous, literally a polarstar or very very close to it. Using a 11.1v 4500mah 30c

    • @devin.5349
      @devin.5349 Před 5 lety +1

      Lucid how much was everything in total

    • @gpf32
      @gpf32 Před 5 lety +1

      Would the rof change with a higher torque motor like a 25k 22tpa?

    • @sub_second_life3174
      @sub_second_life3174 Před 4 lety

      speedyboig oh definitely. Most motors that pull that TPA don’t spin as fast but your tigger response alone will be that of an HPA gun if you use a ASG Infinity motor.

    • @gpf32
      @gpf32 Před 4 lety +1

      @@sub_second_life3174 yeah I've already finished my build, shs 12:1's, gate aster, shs ht, lonex tappet plate, lonex selector plate, shs oring red nozzle, shs fmr piston with e&l silent piston head, e&l silent cylinder head, I've also heard that asg's motors burn out quickly with btc's.

    • @gpf32
      @gpf32 Před 4 lety +2

      @@devin.5349 Like 250 depending on where you get everything.

  • @Daniel-vu4qu
    @Daniel-vu4qu Před 5 lety +64

    How to trigger response
    Step 1: Install a Gate Titan
    Step 2: Done

    • @blaukrautbrautkleid7760
      @blaukrautbrautkleid7760 Před 5 lety +3

      Or the new GATE ASTER

    • @neonswag8365
      @neonswag8365 Před 4 lety +1

      @@blaukrautbrautkleid7760 just picked one of these boys up, can't wait to install it and test that binary trigger

    • @juangaytan8467
      @juangaytan8467 Před 4 lety +3

      Btc specter**

    • @LowkeySmoothy
      @LowkeySmoothy Před 4 lety +1

      Perun v2 optical mosfet is also pretty fast with the binary trigger and precock

    • @darkshock42mlg05
      @darkshock42mlg05 Před 4 lety

      You still want the 10:1 ssg set, aby upgrade to increase longevity, pme prevention, and a good motor if your gun doesnt have one. Cyma and lct ak's are the worst offenders.

  • @theMocmonster
    @theMocmonster Před 8 lety +9

    You seem like the nicest tech in airsoft lol Good video man, keep up the good work

  • @rogerborg
    @rogerborg Před 6 lety +36

    The content starts at 9:22. Chap, you don't need to tell us the same boring background story over and over and over and over again.

  • @Constant14
    @Constant14 Před 9 lety +14

    That suppressor sounds just tickles my ear. :)

  • @misteraxeman2680
    @misteraxeman2680 Před 7 lety +87

    TRIGGERED

  • @blaukrautbrautkleid7760
    @blaukrautbrautkleid7760 Před 5 lety +9

    1. Get that Mini Tamiya out
    2. Install Dean-T
    3. Install GATE TITAN/ASTER
    4. Shim your gearbox
    5. Use 11,1 V Lipo
    6. ???
    7. Profit

  • @mikemegadeth4110
    @mikemegadeth4110 Před 4 lety +2

    My main used to be a valken pdw allow. First airsoft gun ever. Ran 11.1 in it for 3 months cuz they said I could. It broke one day at the field, didn't touch it for MONTHS. Eventually decided I'm gonna fix my gun since I couldn't afford a new one at that time. And your videos basically got me where I'm at almost a year later. Taking it apart I saw the bearing on the bevel was missing balls and the piston head, air nozzle and tappet plate were SHATTERED.
    18/1, delayed chip, bushings, reshimmed, regreased, 16awg rewire with a gate nanohard mosfet, micro switch, new piston head and new air nozzle. On a 7.4 (will never run a 11.1 again) I achieve 16 rps at 384-389fps. And I mean if I shoot thru my chrono 30 times the only two number that show up are 384 and 389. It just jumps back and forth between those two numbers and it blows my mind! My indoor spring was 357.5 LITTERALY 15 shots in a row. No deviations.
    THANK YOU FOR YOUR KNOWLEDGE!!!!
    Also it was a random kwa motor I pulled from a broken gun and it turns out they run 45-60 dollars and it's a high torque! Makes sense. I have like damn near the same set up in my indoor gun, weaker spring but has the ics 3000 and it only gets 13rps.

  • @Smokin07ram
    @Smokin07ram Před 8 lety +20

    Trigger response is vastly under-rated by the air soft world. We call this lock time in tactical bolt action rifles...and the best rifles now have lock times of around 1 millisecond....Compare that the time it takes for the mechanicals to active and send the bb is a stock air soft rifle! What 1/2 second? lol
    This is why so many airsoft snipers use bolt (spring) actions. Yes they are a little more accurate, but more important is being able to send the BB at the exact microsecond the sight crosses the target.
    Any improvement here is welcome!
    The quality and the consistency of the trigger break are still none existent in air soft...A clean and consistent break is fundamental to marksmanship in that is creates solid and repeatable muscle memory. Muscle memory is what allows us to quickly and accurately engage a target without thought. Any improvement here creates a more consistent, more accurate, rifleman....Gun be damned, the nut behind the trigger is always the decisive element....Food for thought!

    • @DaveSmith-cp5kj
      @DaveSmith-cp5kj Před 6 lety +1

      I would say closer to 1/8 a second but yeah the lockup time for airsoft guns can be annoying. One reason why I use mostly gas blowbacks. I don't use many rounds per game so the $50 magazines aren't that big of a deal. That said, good marksmanship would be able to make good hits even with a poor lockup. Unlike a firearm, there is no recoil with an AEG. On an open bolt SMG or LMG the lockup is similar to an AEG but upon dropping the bolt the gun is bounced upward slightly. With an AEG there is no movement imparted by the gun so if your POA stays true, your POI will be precise.

    • @JohnnyRogue-bx6vi
      @JohnnyRogue-bx6vi Před 5 lety

      Smokin07ram im with you ✊🏽

    • @maximummoto9713
      @maximummoto9713 Před 5 lety

      Worldadventure Lehderp yah I have gotten as low as 9 milliseconds on my dsg

  • @BurnoutPhotography
    @BurnoutPhotography Před 9 lety +7

    Great vid. Confirms my theories and scribblings. Buying some bits from AirLab in the UK next week. Thanks chief

  • @reeceengineering3560
    @reeceengineering3560 Před 9 lety +15

    0:33 Nice job sanding the grip bro. Ive done that as well

  • @LeGRadovic
    @LeGRadovic Před 9 lety +1

    I've got a build that I'm pretty happy with, and it is not an angled build at all, just a straight up high performance build that gives me lightning response (faster than 2012 Systemas) on a 2mm trigger pull (it's like clicking a mouse). 38 bps RoF at 440 FPS on an 11.1V, 3000mAh, 40C LiPo battery.
    It's essentially this:
    Chimera FET
    12:1 Gear Ratio (SHS)
    Dream Army Ultra Torque motor
    Shimmed trigger (the Chimera FET uses a micro switch button)
    11.1V, 40C LiPo
    Overall reinforced components, hours of shimming and a very, very, very airtight cylinder/piston/nozzle, cylinder ported to the barrel volume + 25%.
    Rifle itself is a VFC 416, not that it matters... I use it exclusively for semi-auto shooting since I hate players who hose away bbs and end up hitting someone 50 times in the face, but the RoF is still there for punishment ;)

  • @123semaarairsoft
    @123semaarairsoft Před 9 lety +31

    May you do a video on how to prevent much motor heat, my gearbox is hitting around 30 rps and gets very hot.

    • @ryzyooritzz
      @ryzyooritzz Před 6 lety +8

      semaarairsoft123 make sure The motor is running smoothly IE proper shimming and motor height. Other than that theres is really not Much to do. The motor has its efficiency. Some energy always gets lost as heat

    • @Energizer720
      @Energizer720 Před 5 lety

      I heard cheap motors like shs heat up regardless

    • @arag1574
      @arag1574 Před 5 lety

      You can drill holes in the baseplate in some spots on some grips to vent air

    • @jusmaxjust
      @jusmaxjust Před 4 lety

      Probably want something with high torque over speed

  • @SonicChiliDogs
    @SonicChiliDogs Před 6 lety +4

    Take a shot every time he says trigger response X'D But in all seriousness, great video man, love your build!

  • @ALEX-xd7ko
    @ALEX-xd7ko Před 4 lety +2

    😂😂😂 you rocked back like there was recoil.

  • @m3rd0ck26
    @m3rd0ck26 Před 8 lety +18

    rof doesnt matter to meet at all really, 20 is more than enough, as it saves ammo, and semi is just fine. i build my guns with range and accuarcy, i refuse to use a gun before i stick in an r hop

  • @ChasWG
    @ChasWG Před 8 lety +1

    Interesting video. Thanks for the info. I recently built my Lonex gun gearbox again using an ASCU2 trigger unit/FET and because I use the Lonex A1 motor, I got to delete the anti-reversal latch. The gearbox sounds so much better now! Love it. I also combined a SPEED trigger lever with the ASCU2 FET, low resistance wiring and a set of 16:1 gears and the gun it so fun to shoot now! Yeah I could trade out some of the parts and increase the trigger response a bit, but I'm done spending money on that gun and honestly, its a lot of fun to shoot! I think the biggest factor in gaining trigger response is the MOSFET you use. Not all FETs are the same. The FETs that also include the micro-switches that take the place of the horrid, old school trigger contacts are the best. The old, arching trigger contacts are the worst part of any AEG. They always fail. And if you play a lot of MILSIM type games like I do where full-auto is only for SAWs, then having a micro-switch trigger system will save you a lot of pain and broken guns. I have two guns now with the micro-switch systems. Both are dreams to shoot.

  • @AirsoftTeamOSMD
    @AirsoftTeamOSMD Před 8 lety +18

    Your assumption that higher TPA motors yield proportionally faster trigger response is false. There is a point that more torque is slower on semi. If you do some research on Airsoft Mechanics, youd find that the fastest trigger response is achieved when your gun almost double shoots (precocks after one shot). If you keep increaseing the torque, you will get less and less overspin becuase the motor RPM is slowing down. I built a 32 tpa motor with neodymium magnets and it was SLOW, i would need a DSG to get the same trigger response i have now.
    I shot my AEG along side your 7.4, 11.1 and 14.8v and my trigger response with a 7.4 was about the same maybe a bit faster, my 11.1 was faster, and when you used the 14.8v it was exactly what mine was with an 11.v 50c 3.3 Amp.
    Build list:
    shs 15t
    m110 spring
    18.72 to 1 gears
    ZCI 22 tpa (actually 19 tpa)
    apex python mosfet (16 gauge wire)
    I almost get double shots on semi with an 11.1 (never do though), so it precocks at least halfway with an 11.1), can't get much faster than that. I spent $30 for the ZCI hightorque, and 34 for the apex python, maybe $20 for the 11.1, and tuned everything perfectly. rate of fire with 11.1 is 25 rps.

    • @alencore
      @alencore Před 7 lety +1

      AirsoftTeamOSMD q

    • @kinectman
      @kinectman Před 7 lety +7

      Some people like myself highly dislike any overspin as it feels inconsistent and just weird. Pre-cocking with a mosfet is fine because it is the same every trigger pull but anything else is a bit crappy for me..

    • @CR-wy5oi
      @CR-wy5oi Před 7 lety

      just got the ZCI HT motor. it is an animal

    • @FSUAGAMINGAIRSOFT
      @FSUAGAMINGAIRSOFT Před 6 lety +2

      Reason why I don't like overspin is because it causes stress on the piston and pretty much everything

    • @robertgabriel5996
      @robertgabriel5996 Před 6 lety

      AirsoftTeamOSMD do you have a video?

  • @noah.m9832
    @noah.m9832 Před 3 lety +3

    I think the balanced build is like a 40+ rps and 360+ fps?

  • @jose-desmenriveraortiz4654

    Great video and yes there is a difference in trigger response with different battery voltage. I have a 13:1 shs gears and shs ht motor with m120 with btc and its the bomb.
    Normally run a 7.4v and for more ROF 11.1v. Keep the good videos rolling. . Thanks for them.

  • @juniorslothsix5562
    @juniorslothsix5562 Před 5 lety +3

    thanks for these videos, ill be doing a trigger response build in my Cyma AK-105. at around 350, gonna go with a Gate titan.

  • @cha0sactual856
    @cha0sactual856 Před 5 lety +1

    When you reference another one of your videos, put a pop up link for it in the corner or in the description. Also, products you recommend for certain builds, put them in the description, makes it easier for us. You’re very knowledgeable and I am learning so much, thank you and keep it up! 🙏🏼

  • @asoneness987654321
    @asoneness987654321 Před 8 lety +3

    A completed dsg build=instant trigger response

  • @ajaxon7017
    @ajaxon7017 Před 8 lety +3

    This is the most polarstar-Esque aeg I've ever seen and heard.

  • @ALEX-xd7ko
    @ALEX-xd7ko Před 5 lety +4

    Why did you not short stroke 3-4 teeth with an m140 ? Would you not get much faster cycle with similar fps

  • @johngonzalez3969
    @johngonzalez3969 Před 5 lety +4

    with 18:1 ssg gears, would a tienly 40k motor or a zci high torque work better for trigger response?

    • @arag1574
      @arag1574 Před 5 lety +1

      John Gonzalez on 18:1, the 40k will be better, but the tienly 45k would be a little faster and get around 35 rps and still be able to pull an m120

  • @bighitsfootage
    @bighitsfootage Před 3 lety +2

    What if you used a high rpm motor like a 16 - 22 tpa motor with precocking? Would it take a noticeable amount of time for the motor to spin up if it's already precocked? Seems like you could get a higher rps with the same gears as long as you're using precocking and a relatively lower tpa motor

  • @theofficialnerd4449
    @theofficialnerd4449 Před 4 lety +2

    I’m gonna put some shs 12:1 gears and a high torque motor in my rpk to get a high rps. I do t want to do too much tho, so I’m gonna leave cylinder (I’ve already tested air seal and it’s pretty good), spring, and HopUp alone. It’s gonna be sweet

  • @nikoopperman931
    @nikoopperman931 Před 3 lety +2

    Do you find that precocking wears your parts faster or destroys the internals?

  • @Bammo956
    @Bammo956 Před 9 lety +1

    Thanks for the info, my build for trigger response and an RPS below 30 is similar to yours, a frankentorque motor, 12 or 13:1 gears, and an 11.1v lipo

  • @ianmorales5500
    @ianmorales5500 Před 8 lety +4

    hella nice. can u make a vid on ur battery set up? exactly how i wanna do mine

  • @Faceman9930
    @Faceman9930 Před 3 lety +1

    @TheAirsoftTech, if you were to build a semi-only CQB build, would you prefer DSG or short-stroking? Which one is best for semi-only trigger response and which one is better for RPS?

    • @mkepm8070
      @mkepm8070 Před 2 lety

      Great question , hope he will answer.
      I did a SSG short stroking 8 tooth on sector gear so piston travel only half the distance ( 12:1 gear + warhead motor high speed) it’s got a snappy trigger response and about 37 rps

  • @darkshock42mlg05
    @darkshock42mlg05 Před 4 lety

    If you are building a dmr,do this essentially. Full auto on a dmr is illegal at all fields and illegal to own in some countries

  • @iiflashi4244
    @iiflashi4244 Před 8 lety +1

    That 14.8 sounds like a monster

  • @ayotempted2054
    @ayotempted2054 Před 7 lety +1

    I have a Sailent Arms Gry and i want better trigger response what do i need because i know the internals are good

    • @kand198
      @kand198 Před 7 lety

      charly wakamatzu the SAI GRY uses a g&p gearbox. You can do anything he listed here. The internals aren't so much "good" as upgradeable. If you look at brill armoury's CZcams channel he has a budget 30rps build/parts list which you could use to turn your gun into a beast, and there are a few other upgrades you can do down the line to make it even better.

  • @yxngsellei
    @yxngsellei Před 14 dny

    Is it possible to modify a Cyma CM0.45A to have very good trigger response, low rate of fire, and high FPS?

  • @Herbsy420
    @Herbsy420 Před 6 lety +3

    I would love to build something with a good trigger response, about 350fps and 20-25 RPS on a 9.6Nimh, do you think this is possible? The trigger response is nice in combination with a very snappy trigger.

    • @opairsoft8100
      @opairsoft8100 Před 6 lety

      Mathew vH yes very possible. My 416 before i changed it to hpa was shooting 25rps at 340fps with a 9.6

  • @realm357
    @realm357 Před rokem

    here in Phil. our FPS range is from 350+ up to 550 FPS.

  • @tuuger
    @tuuger Před 8 lety +3

    so basically you're saying I can send in my kwa to you and you'll build it internally and I'll pay for everything?

  • @Garrett_Pitts
    @Garrett_Pitts Před 9 lety +2

    Loved your video man, it was pretty informative! I do have a few questions though. What would the torquiest stock (non-frankentorque) motor you would reccomend TPA wise that could handle a Prometheus M170 spring with relative ease? I'm currently working on a dmr build and want to make sure I get a motor that is strong enough, keep in mind the motor will be paired with either 100:200 or 100:300 ratio torque gears and a high discharge 11.1 lipo. Also, is there any way you would possibly be willing to make and sell a short type 32 TPA Frankentorque motor for the right price? I appreciate the help and hope you will see this comment.

    • @hakont.4960
      @hakont.4960 Před 9 lety +1

      Garrett Pitts No need for high torque gears with a high tpa neo motor. A 32TPA "frankentorque" with a strong neo can will pull an M170 spring on high speed gears with excellent trigger response when paired with a high output, high voltage li-po. I'd actually go with a 14.8 volt li-po to get maximum trigger response, you could go as high as 18:1 gear ratio and still get good trigger response and a low current drain.

  • @desmoinesag2519
    @desmoinesag2519 Před 9 lety +1

    Hey, how do you feel about the BTC spectres precocking feature? I recently got one, i aswell really love trigger response, but i heard the precocking feature puts more stress on the parts.

  • @e1357
    @e1357 Před 7 lety +1

    Where did you get the 10:1 gearset? I have found dual sector gear gearsets that are close, but not any regular ones. Also, are 12:1 gears close enough, even with a slower motor?

    • @hakont.4960
      @hakont.4960 Před 7 lety

      Brill Armory and Clandestine Airsoft both sell all types of Siegetek gear, but it seems like the 10:1 and 14:1 SSG sets are out of stock lately. SHS 4th gean 12:1 would be a middleground between 10:1 and 14:1. With a 16TPA motor you should easily achieve 40rps or more with a good 3 cell li-po.

  • @Th3PROfessa1
    @Th3PROfessa1 Před 9 lety +5

    I seen or heard zero difference in the time it took to cycle on any of the batteries. Seemed it shot the same on semi that Is. With the obvious difference in rof with the different voltage. Imo of course.

    • @TheAirsoftTech
      @TheAirsoftTech  Před 9 lety

      Really? Huh.
      Set the video to slow motion and see if you notice the difference.

    • @daltonhallett3679
      @daltonhallett3679 Před 9 lety

      Th3PROfessa1 the difference is extremely clear when you try and shoot fast on semi.i had a crappy 9.6 nun chuck in my gun, and i could shoot about 5 times a second on semi, with an 11.1 lipo i can do about 12.
      and personally, im a fan of high fps and semi.

  • @BlackWolf.-.-.
    @BlackWolf.-.-. Před rokem

    Mine has about 400 in internals its got almost everything new and upgraded internally. It is for trigger response 18:1 gears asg 22k infinity motor m120 spring a speed trigger gate aster 2 mosfet should hopefully get a really good trigger response

  • @smiley6388
    @smiley6388 Před 3 lety +1

    Meanwhile the anti-reversal latch: ThE aIr TaStEs LiKe CoLoRs

  • @rosspixs4176
    @rosspixs4176 Před 6 lety +3

    please make a parts list

  • @christiansolheim1663
    @christiansolheim1663 Před 9 lety +1

    great video! iv'e been in the market for teching on my G&P for a balanced build. Do you think the G&P M120 high speed motor would cut it in a build similar to this (with the low ratio gears) ? Cheers !

  • @whiskytangofoxtrot1530

    hey bud awesome video. just quick question does your motor get really hot. just wondering if they are normal. Some people say check my shiming. I have a high torque motor, 18:1 and I use a binary trigger. just wondering if you've experience that before.

  • @Striker-nq7kv
    @Striker-nq7kv Před 8 lety +1

    Nice! Would a g&p gearbox combined with a shs high speed(swiss cheesed) piston,super shooter 13:1 high speed gears, lonex titan speed&torque motor, nukefet complete mosfet and 11.1 lipos yield a snappy trigger response and a pretty good rof? I play with lots of p*s that shoot very fast.

    • @Striker-nq7kv
      @Striker-nq7kv Před 8 lety

      I ment at the fields I play at, half of the players run p*s. And they all shoot at least 30rps

    • @hakont.4960
      @hakont.4960 Před 7 lety

      Definitely get a different motor, Lonex motors had a good rep at first, but now they are shunned by most techs. SHS or ZCI high torque are cheap motors that yield better performance, I can also highly recommend the Guarder Infinite Torque Up.

  • @cgiddy22
    @cgiddy22 Před 9 lety +2

    I have a krytac crb and I want to increase the trigger response but I know the internals in the krytac are amazing and I don't know what I should replace or do. Please help

    • @matthewwatson3256
      @matthewwatson3256 Před 9 lety +1

      Connor Giddings 11.1 lipo and a motor with 22tpa or higher.

  • @alexanderestk
    @alexanderestk Před 9 lety

    I'm running shs 12:1 gears, high torque motor, swiss cheese piston, clean shim job and a 11.1 20c battery. It shoots around 27rps, 420 fps and trigger response is crazy fast, one step below a p* imo. Idk how long it's going to last as I play semi only but I'll be running this set up for awhile haha. Trigger contacts will probably be the first to go but whatevs. When that happens, I'll upgrade the wires and put in a mosfet

  • @davidbroothaers4423
    @davidbroothaers4423 Před 9 lety +1

    I get about the same trigger response with an 11.1 lipo, without having done any mods on my replica. Cost a little more though lol

  • @fatbelltacohd8394
    @fatbelltacohd8394 Před 7 lety

    this is the airsoft tech that should of went viral

  • @zacharyhaymore42
    @zacharyhaymore42 Před 8 lety +3

    That is exactly what i am going after in my Custom M4! Question, what motor, gear set, and spring do you run in your gun?
    P.S. You make great vids and i have learned alot from them! Keep up the great work! :)

  • @MrYugi1234
    @MrYugi1234 Před 7 lety +1

    how do you make your gun sound like a Polarstar??

  • @Bigdet819
    @Bigdet819 Před 9 lety +1

    Would a kwa high torque motor work for the first setup you mentioned?

  • @Marcus-bq3ff
    @Marcus-bq3ff Před 8 lety

    What mosfet would you recommend if my budget is low? (For trigger response and preventing damage)

  • @janmatousek5280
    @janmatousek5280 Před 2 lety

    What abou x-asr mosfet in Specna Edge? Is it good? It it too good for it? Or need some triger things?

  • @barrywatts8501
    @barrywatts8501 Před 8 lety

    Dam!! aeg's can get technical! that's one of the things about stock aeg's that trigger response. my ics m4 is so slow compared to my ghk m4 gbbr. I know we should not compare the two but firing a gas rifle feels much better than electric gun. nice video dude.

    • @hakont.4960
      @hakont.4960 Před 8 lety

      +BARRY WATTS GBBR's can be great fun, I test fired a cheap GBBR G36 once, seemed like fun gun. It's a shame they're nearly useless in cold weather and not nearly as reliable as an AEG or electronic HPA gun. Some stock AEG's have decent trigger response, high end CYMA AEG's, Krytac, G&G Top Tech to mention some have neodymium motors and will have a quite decent trigger response with a good battery.

  • @whxssai3873
    @whxssai3873 Před 7 lety +1

    I wish you listed the parts in the description

  • @rachelpurity1
    @rachelpurity1 Před 5 lety +1

    Dumb question but
    What if you made your gearbox so it was always on the last few teeth of the gear pulling the piston back, so that it was literally like two teeth away from letting the piston go and slam forward and made THAT the cycle.
    - Piston slams forward
    - Gears pull piston back
    - Repeat
    Would that cause issues or has just noone ever had that idea!?

    • @ProdBugs
      @ProdBugs Před 5 lety

      Rachel Purity tbh I think that’s just short stroking but

    • @dph972
      @dph972 Před 5 lety +1

      Its called precocking

    • @rachelpurity1
      @rachelpurity1 Před 5 lety

      @@dph972 Ah.
      So why do many not do it?
      Like, how is that not the standard!?

  • @vectorponder
    @vectorponder Před 9 lety +2

    What motor would you compare to the one in this build?

    • @TheAirsoftTech
      @TheAirsoftTech  Před 9 lety

      vectorponder What exactly do you mean? The closest motor to this one that you can buy is probably the A&K 28TPA

  • @cameronrocks5340
    @cameronrocks5340 Před 7 lety +2

    I need some feed back on my gun because when I lightly pull the triger it doesn't work but when I pull the triger really hard
    it works. can someone tell me the problem with my gun

    • @andrewdo4424
      @andrewdo4424 Před 7 lety

      Cameron Rocks ur trigger response is trash? ur wiring may be iffy

    • @PocketsWasMineFirst
      @PocketsWasMineFirst Před 6 lety +1

      Cameron Rocks this happened to me, I believe it could be a broken trigger contact housing. It could be broken and moved from where it should be sitting.

  • @ShootAirsoftVideos
    @ShootAirsoftVideos Před 8 lety

    I corrected the AOE on my ICS PAR MK3 after installing a new piston,nozzle and cylinder.removing one tooth from the piston to correct the AOE. however some times i notes that my fps is around 150 fps. And other times its 300 as it should be consider I'm using .30g BBs. I never seen this in any other gun i have. What could be doing this ?

  • @rhoniereyventura1145
    @rhoniereyventura1145 Před 8 lety

    Good day, spec'd my build with your recommendations on this video. 13:1 supershooters, lonex supreme, just missing the mosfet unit. What was it again? Do you have a video for it? TIA and a happy new year too. Never mind found it :)

  • @Isaac_cobo
    @Isaac_cobo Před 4 lety

    yea i love when my trigger responds to my finger when i pull it back

  • @liamcoxen7586
    @liamcoxen7586 Před 3 lety

    Man's grip is falling off and he doesn't have a trigger pin nice

  • @alanwright782
    @alanwright782 Před 2 lety

    That’s crazy, your AEG has that HPA pop haha

  • @theMocmonster
    @theMocmonster Před 8 lety

    I'm looking for high trigger response for a semi auto dmr (Scar SSR to be exact). It will be pulling around an m130 spring. and i will be using a Nukefet complete for a mosfet. How should I go about executing this build?

  • @1stCarlo
    @1stCarlo Před 8 lety +1

    does the teeth on the piston assembly fit with any ratio for gear sets?

    • @opairsoft8100
      @opairsoft8100 Před 8 lety

      +Turaxius yes as along as it is not Sort Stroked

  • @coronadrvr9863
    @coronadrvr9863 Před 3 lety

    What would you recommend for good response with 400+ FPS and off the shelf parts. (IE don’t want to build a motor)

  • @bregonwebb8921
    @bregonwebb8921 Před 8 lety +1

    This is pretty helpful. Thanks man.

  • @chaos_chesti6579
    @chaos_chesti6579 Před 3 lety

    6 years later we put brushless motors in

    • @A-G-F-
      @A-G-F- Před 2 lety

      Thats if you have a large budget

  • @Koofuku1ce
    @Koofuku1ce Před 9 lety

    My favorite trigger response build is 14:1 DSG paired with a spectre fet so I can lower the ROF to avout 26rps :D

  • @coalitioncrew3532
    @coalitioncrew3532 Před 6 lety

    Can you give me a good list of internals for a ver 2. Gear box? I have a g&g ETU and mosfet. My srs has great response time but i have 2 of those rifles and ones alittle worn out. Ive never seen an AEG sound like that. awesome vids man! subbed for sure.

  • @ShapAttackAirsoft
    @ShapAttackAirsoft Před 4 lety

    I run 12:1 shs gears with an asg boost 40k and a GATE Aster and I get some great trigger response with that setup

  • @alexandervandermark9670
    @alexandervandermark9670 Před 8 lety +2

    how did you make it sound so poppy? I like it.

    • @slappingTHEfatties
      @slappingTHEfatties Před 8 lety

      It's the mock suppressor because it has nothing inside it such as foam.

  • @tangopapa3615
    @tangopapa3615 Před 9 lety

    do you know of any cheaper programable mosfet's that offer the main two of cycle completion to avoid half cycling the cylinder and lipo cut off? anything under 100?

  • @dax2110
    @dax2110 Před 9 lety

    Am I right in saying that I would be fine with a ZCI high torque over an SHS one? some say its the same basically

  • @kattmc1979
    @kattmc1979 Před 4 lety

    what suppressor is that? It sounds really nice.

  • @joshgorny6769
    @joshgorny6769 Před 6 lety +1

    How did you get into teching?

  • @EvanDickersonM81
    @EvanDickersonM81 Před 9 lety

    my favorite setup is a 12:1's + Lonex A1 +deans, low res wiring and a mosfet. i only run mine on a 7.4 when i plan on using full auto because i end up pushing 45rps on a 11.1

    • @juanpabloestikle8101
      @juanpabloestikle8101 Před 9 lety

      how does that compares to 10:1 gears?

    • @EvanDickersonM81
      @EvanDickersonM81 Před 9 lety

      don't know haven't gotten my hands on 10:1's yet but i would assume they would be a bit faster than my 12:1's

  • @imenv3y776
    @imenv3y776 Před 7 lety +2

    How did you make your gun sound like that

    • @richcoughlan
      @richcoughlan Před 4 lety

      Take foam out of silencer / suppressor

  • @wontonedits6166
    @wontonedits6166 Před 3 lety

    With the zci motor, and the 12:1 gears, how heavy of a spring can I run?

  • @Akuaku-repz
    @Akuaku-repz Před rokem

    How do u get your gun to sound soo satisfying?

  • @vispila6749
    @vispila6749 Před 3 lety

    dumb question but how can i know how powerful battery my gun can run

  • @Rflip4
    @Rflip4 Před 9 lety

    Thinking of doing a trigger response build, sense I already have a microswitch, will a mosfet improve trigger response at all?

    • @maxmcmillan4984
      @maxmcmillan4984 Před 5 lety

      Yes, mosfets will allow you to use up to 17v batteries depending, and will regulate the energy going through the gun, in turn increasing the trigger response.

  • @tippman31
    @tippman31 Před 9 lety

    Great work but.. my thing is how does a mag feed that fast I have problems with feeding on not so high speed. Brand new mags of different types and brand new guns.

  • @shield750
    @shield750 Před 8 lety

    Hi AirsoftTech - I have the Krytac CRB but have been a little disappointed with its performance, a low 320 fps even with m120 spring, not the best trigger response and the range is pretty poor, do you have any suggestions for improvements? I saw you had a Krytac video so would like to see your take on it. Thanks :D !

    • @TheAirsoftTech
      @TheAirsoftTech  Před 8 lety

      +Shield I'd fix the Airseal, drop in a better motor (16TPA), and tune it over all- shimming, flat hop, AOE< etc

    • @e1357
      @e1357 Před 7 lety

      get a motor with neodymium magnets, that way you still have decent torque as well as speed

  • @MaroWolf
    @MaroWolf Před 3 lety

    1.3J?
    change spring to 140, use 0.3 bb"s and you will get 2.7 - 3J and 70 - 80meters of range.

  • @BitsBlitzPH
    @BitsBlitzPH Před 3 lety

    You are not looking through that holo lol. Btw nice vid.

  • @Noah_McLain
    @Noah_McLain Před rokem

    Where did you get a 32tpa motor?

  • @nathanielgorz5927
    @nathanielgorz5927 Před 4 lety

    Im a huge gun/airsoft fan. This is very good info

  • @armyango
    @armyango Před 8 lety

    do you think a g&p m180 satan motor or a tienly gt45000 motor will give the same trigger response with a siegetek 10:1 gearset???

    • @kinectman
      @kinectman Před 8 lety

      just go for an shs high torque or a lonex high torque.

  • @semar-dl6jx
    @semar-dl6jx Před 4 lety

    How to get ultimate trigger response? Precocking

  • @connorvanreenen349
    @connorvanreenen349 Před 8 lety

    What are u using to make your gun have that pop

  • @NOhead2
    @NOhead2 Před 3 lety

    would shs ht with 13:1 and 11.1v battery pull m170? aiming for 550fps

  • @SimonDepew
    @SimonDepew Před 8 lety

    Technically, couldn't you get a m170 or m190 and SS the piston/sector gear for a faster trigger response? Oh wait derp I forgot about your spectre fet. But without a precocking mosfet would that theoretically me faster?

  • @tradesmith_yt
    @tradesmith_yt Před 4 lety

    Hey bro I know I’m late, but by low rof you mean in Full auto?