The part about stuffing it in the ground hit home for me. I have the Echo 1 ( Cyma OEM) version of this gun but spent quite a lot on internal upgrades. Thing was set up with extreme pre-cocking, a hairtrigger, and it would always complete the cycle even if you released the trigger immediately, which the stock gun doesn't, it usually gets stuck mid-cycle if you release the trigger too quickly. Thing performed ridiculously, fired like a laser and was my favorite gun for a very long time.
I bought an a&k svd and had the gearbox crack from a high powered spring I put in it… got a replacement gearbox and didn’t change the spring. That cracked within 50 shots! Awesome😎
Finally some SVD content from anywhere. Have a Cyma and was thinking of using LCT parts to upgrade the internal as it wears but currently can't find any. I Know the parts will eventually fail over time but locating repair/upgrade parts is a nightmare to locate. Always wanted a RS but never could find one and with lack of parts availability didn't want to buy one I couldn't repair.
I also happen to be a twat with one buried, though in a rifle case in the closet. Got it years ago from a random shop here in the states, but still far past when RS had anything resembling spare parts. Only went into it once for rewiring (just a basic set up for gate nanoasr plug in mosfets that I use) and an attempt to put a higher rated spring in (gave up on that since the one I ordered was too long anyways). Even before that it just never seemed to work right out of the box, pretty sure I got a lemming since I noticed stuff like the hopup emplacement screw was missing from the start and the cylinder head felt far too small compared to the bore up cylinder. Last time I took it out years ago it just failed to cycle repeatedly and jammed up.
Luke. If you want to run a brushless motor in reverse you just need to swap any 2 of the 3 phase wires. Ive not seen inside a warhead but if you're brave enough to get the case open you should be able to see if that is a possibility.
You have a real sword svd with a warhead motor wired to reverse polarity. What do you do hot shot what do you do. Sorry had to Dennis hopper you. Looked like you were diffusing a bomb when you went to plug it in. Came out nice man.
Painting the polymer stock for a wood looking finish might be the best of both worlds. Please keep the wood, that iconic look is just
The part about stuffing it in the ground hit home for me. I have the Echo 1 ( Cyma OEM) version of this gun but spent quite a lot on internal upgrades. Thing was set up with extreme pre-cocking, a hairtrigger, and it would always complete the cycle even if you released the trigger immediately, which the stock gun doesn't, it usually gets stuck mid-cycle if you release the trigger too quickly. Thing performed ridiculously, fired like a laser and was my favorite gun for a very long time.
This was a real techs challenge. Keeping the gearbox unmodified but modifying the parts. Twice the work but it keeps the value of the gun up.
I bought an a&k svd and had the gearbox crack from a high powered spring I put in it… got a replacement gearbox and didn’t change the spring. That cracked within 50 shots! Awesome😎
Few weeks back I managed to stuff my new Cyma MP5 SD6 into the ground and snap it into 3 pieces.
Great work. I love the SVD.
Finally some SVD content from anywhere. Have a Cyma and was thinking of using LCT parts to upgrade the internal as it wears but currently can't find any. I Know the parts will eventually fail over time but locating repair/upgrade parts is a nightmare to locate. Always wanted a RS but never could find one and with lack of parts availability didn't want to buy one I couldn't repair.
Incredible work.
I also happen to be a twat with one buried, though in a rifle case in the closet. Got it years ago from a random shop here in the states, but still far past when RS had anything resembling spare parts. Only went into it once for rewiring (just a basic set up for gate nanoasr plug in mosfets that I use) and an attempt to put a higher rated spring in (gave up on that since the one I ordered was too long anyways). Even before that it just never seemed to work right out of the box, pretty sure I got a lemming since I noticed stuff like the hopup emplacement screw was missing from the start and the cylinder head felt far too small compared to the bore up cylinder. Last time I took it out years ago it just failed to cycle repeatedly and jammed up.
I definitely understand that feeling because I've been holding onto a sig Sauer p226 x5 for close to 8 years without a working magazine
Superb work
Nice one Luke. 👍🇮🇪
yo luke. do you think aluminium nozzles are worth it for the longevity and o rings?
A joy to watch and listen(🤣) to! Great work and I always learn something from you. Missed the Polish lager this time?
Luke. If you want to run a brushless motor in reverse you just need to swap any 2 of the 3 phase wires. Ive not seen inside a warhead but if you're brave enough to get the case open you should be able to see if that is a possibility.
Once Christmas is out of the way I'm going to have to get in contact with you for some work on mine if you're up to doing that job again.
All some video mate! Loving the out come
A thing of beauty
Looks so fuckin dope
You have a real sword svd with a warhead motor wired to reverse polarity. What do you do hot shot what do you do. Sorry had to Dennis hopper you. Looked like you were diffusing a bomb when you went to plug it in. Came out nice man.