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  1. L3wisD

    Anyone tried the new Cyma AEPs with the mosfet and lipo?

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    2. Steveocee

      Steveocee

      @Skarahttps://www.taiwangun.com/en/electric-2/cm-127s-mosfet-edition-cyma?q=cm.127&campaign-id=14

       

      It looks to be anything in the AEP range with an "S" after it.

      Not so sure about it being a built in battery though, if it ever swells or dies then it's RIF dead, removable of course you can swap it out.

    3. Skara

      Skara

      wow!

      They surely look interesting, I agree on the built in battery being a bit of a bitch in case of failure, but I think a small connector of some sort would solve the issue.

      Also, it's €60 and change.

       

      I now want one to meme around...

    4. Rogerborg

      Rogerborg

      Eh, snippy-snip and some mini-Deans takes care of the battery concerns.

       

      I will say that using a 7.4V 300mAh 35C/70C battery in my CYMA AEP (even with a JST connector and no MOSFET) made the trigger response a lot snappier.  So, yes, provisionally approved.

       

      At the end of the day though, you've still got a bulky ~200fps pistol without that GBB grin factor.

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