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  1. Couple of questionable prices here

     

    First up, polymer or metal, even if the metal one, seems a bit pricey for used and with a fucked stock. Owning one of those stocks, it would take some considerable force to crack it like that, makes me wonder how the guns been treated

    edit : just noticed the missing screw from the handguard, and the forward assist looks a bit off to me. And I didn't originally mention the red barrel 

     

     

     

    And for more than new, a used gun.. But its upgraded Mr (only a different hop unit and inner barrel from the write up) 

     

     

     

  2. 2 hours ago, rocketdogbert said:

    Nothing super fancy, CQB PTS Maten with dual tone a Cerakote, genuine Magpul grip & stock, clone Sig Romeo3 & Magpul flip ups, custom CF fat dummy silencer

     

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    What's your opinion on the clone Romeo 3.  I got one a couple of years ago, and none of the wind age and elevation adjusters work, but tbh I can just point shoot and walk the aeg BBs onto target. 

  3. 2 minutes ago, Speedbird_666 said:

    Not quite sure what you mean.

     

    There's no polarity issue for anything other than mini-tamiya fitted guns- you can thank Tokyo Marui for the issue originally. But Mini-Tamiyas can be de-pinned from their plastic housing and swapped over if needed.

     

    There are established standards for polarity wiring on both Deans and XT30/60. It's even moulded into the plastic on many plugs telling you where to solder each wire. Guns manufactured with deans fitted from the factory follow that standard, along with LiPos with Deans pre-fitted. The only issue is if someone retrofits Deans themselves and cocks up the polarity when soldering the wires on.

     

    So this will work perfectly to charge an Airsoft LiPo fitted with Deans using an S65 charger. It does not have to be Airsoft specific at all.

     

     

     

     

    Thanks. I have just heard so many people mention that RC polarity is reverse to that of airsoft. As all these chargers seem to be aimed at RC users I thought there would be an issue.  Overthinking it I guess. 

     

    Thanks for explaining it so well 🙂

  4. 15 minutes ago, Speedbird_666 said:

     

    Polarity-switch only applies to Mini-Tamiya connectors and if you get it wrong, the charger will warn you and not charge. It's then just a case of de-pinning the charger side connector and swapping them over.

     

    I made the XT60 to Deans connectors - It's only a 5min job with a decent soldering iron.

     

    Personally, I dislike Deans intensely (XT30/60 is a much better choice) but airsoft being airsoft, with people and manufacturers clinging to outdated technology and standards, it's just easier to keep using them.

     How does that work? Surely the positive on the xt30 has to be soldered to the deans plug to make sure it connects to the positive on the battery?

     

    I cannot find any ready made connectors which state they are soldered correctly for airsoft batteries. 

  5. 3 hours ago, Speedbird_666 said:

    New charger arrived today. It's a belated Birthday present from my son.

     

    It's bloody quick to charge, the balance logic and balance amperage is light-years ahead of my old chargers. Colour IPS screen is very nice to use too.

     

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    Nice. Where did you get the xt60 to Dean's connectors?  Been looking at getting a SkyRc S65 but woukd need some to make sure the polarity was correct for the airsoft batteries. 

  6. I think it's always been like that. Only parcel force method accepted is 48 hour express at a post office counter,  can send them royal mail 1st class. 

    I think the problem you may have, is that it doesn't offer enough cover in the event of loss etc so rarely gets used.  As a consequence, I doubt Royal Mail staff know enough about IFs, RIFs, airsoft etc, and stuff is likely to be seized/destroyed because of that lack of knowledge. 

     

    I personally wouldn't chance it on purpose, but technically its allowed - according to that 

  7. 1 hour ago, Asomodai said:

    He sent it Royal Mail. Not Parcelforce. Thats the Parcel Force prohibited list.

     

    Will it get seized? I have doubts. But no experience. 

     

    I did accidently send out a rifle PF24 before and it got through. Probably doesn't help in this instance. 

    Really? It's the royal mail prohibited items leaflet 

     

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    Found on this page, and a tick means it's OK to send in the mail

     

    https://personal.help.royalmail.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/96/~/prohibited-and-restricted-items---advice-for-personal-customers

     

    The Parcelforce one is here:

     

    https://www.parcelforce.com/help-and-advice/sending/prohibitions-and-restrictions

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