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Yeah, I have a Parrot ANAFI drone (which I don't use much) but the OP was specifically talking about planes I think.

Nope, tried it a few years ago with a cheap entry plane but got bored flying back and forth and doing loops. I'd only be interested in head tracked articulated FPV which is too expensive at the mo.

Its USD I don't see one in my future. Its going to be annoying if several people have these at a game. Luckily the range seems rather poor.

To get an idea of price: Well Pro Micro M134 Tactical Vulcan Airsoft AEG Gatling Gun, Airsoft Guns, Airsoft Electric Rifles - Evike.com Airsoft Superstore

While it definitely sounds cool I bet airsoft sites in UK would get complaints from nearby residents if it became popular.

Perhaps someone will comment who actually has experience with both. In the meantime I can say I own one of the older Specna Edge 2 models and I like it a lot. Unless someone can point out a specific flaw or benefit of either one I think it will come down to your choice in the looks. Also check the material of the body in case that's important to you. Metal or polymer/plastic. Maybe look for disassembly videos to see inside the gearbox and compare. Good luck

Could be that the motor is set too high. Try turning the adjustment screw counter clockwise half a turn at a time. If its not that then its probably a dying battery. Would be worth getting a 7.4v LiPo and decent charger. (There are no LiPo specific motors. Its just that LiPos deliver more power in each trigger pull)

If you don't mind not having authenticity, its possible to attach a CYMA CM352 stock with a bit of work.

I've also got one of those and it does perform very well. Definitely a good first pew if he's into the M4 thing. Anything by Specna, CYMA, JG or Double Eagle would be decent performers in the budget price range. Main thing is to clean and test new pews to avoid lemons. Duno about Lancer Tactical. Anyone have any experience with them?

"Out with the old, in with the new" 😉😄

T'is the way of all things... 😌

Can you use a magnet on a string or one of those telescopic ones? At least its a relatively big thing to find. Just wait until a tiny spring goes flying and you don't know where because it doesn't make any noise when it lands 😫

I do feel a bit sorry for people who don't have a clue about driving but they're also a danger.

Yeah I believe it. In my town there have recently been two cases of cars driving into shop fronts from the parking spaces 🙄

If you've checked the current prices it doesn't matter what he paid. Offer £400 and go up to £450 to 'sweeten' the deal. (£475 if you really want it) Otherwise be prepared to walk away...

Good GBB weather we've been having 🥵😁

Not that big but... 11.1v Airsoft Battery Packs (vapextech.co.uk) Or LiPo Battery for RC Cars, Planes & Boats | Quality LiPo, Low Price | HobbyKing

Make a post in the relevant section HERE You'll need to interact a bit with the forum first to gain rights to post in classifieds.

Details for legal power limits Locality Max FPS for auto Max FPS for semi England, Wales 1.3J 374fps ﹫ 0.20g 2.5J 518fps ﹫ 0.20g Scotland 1.3J 374fps ﹫ 0.20g 2.5J 518fps ﹫ 0.20g Northern Ireland 1.0J 328fps ﹫ 0.20g 1.0J 328fps ﹫ 0.20g NOTE that these are legal limits but site limits to play are are lower. Usually 350 for auto, 400 for semi and 500 for bolt action

I think if its painted you should be OK though according to UK law the foregrip should also be painted.

Oh don't worry, I didn't hang around to breath it in 🤣 Charging at a lower rate does help preserve the life of the battery. This is the rule I follow: From an FPV website... "The safest way to charge a lipo battery and the one that puts the least amount of strain on your battery is to charge at a rate of "1C" or 1 times capacity. A 1C charge rate means that the current will charge the entire battery in 1 hour ( assuming you are starting with a fully discharged battery around 3.2v ). For example, if you had a 1000mAh lipo, to charge at 1C you would set your charger for 1 Amp. If you had a 500mAh battery, you would set your charger to 0.5 Amps. If you have a 1500mAh battery, you would set the charger to 1.5 Amps."