Lozart

What are these "download limits" of which you speak?

Who mentioned soldering? You still have to wire it in.

Nope, has to be wired in. Like all the best mosfets

Hardline? Downloaded it, played it. Quite like it.

I can see the problem with fitting to the SCAR though. I had a look at mine and there's a couple of issues - there's bugger all space in the stock other than where the fuse holder is and then you need to bridge the hinge on the stock. Personally I think I'd look at opening it up and seeing if there's any space in the receiver but I'd still go with the Gate Pico.

It's because you're all jealous. It's ok, we understand.

I'll just leave this here... http://www.computerandvideogames.com/468452/destiny-on-pc-is-a-natural-fit-says-activision-exec/?cid=OTC-RSS&attr=CVG-General-RSS&utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

True, but as dex just said, without wiring it in you will still be passing full current through the trigger contacts plus you'll have to wait for the mosfet to react before you get a shot out. It'll be a small increase in time but it's there nonetheless.

Ah yeah, just looked at mine - no space is there. Maybe if you put the Nano in where the fuse sits? Only problem is that without wiring in the trigger contact you don't get the improved trigger response.

So how about getting the Pico SSR and wiring it in but on the fixed side of the stock? As in the bit that stays attached to the gun when you take the battery out.

Your biun men won't empty your bins? Where the hell do you live?

Depends what you're trying to achieve with it. Is the gun giving you problems?

They're still quite big to fit into the SCAR-L though. I have a Nano AB, it's way larger than the Pico.

Lock your bins, don't leave rubbish laying about. Simple solution that'll make the problem go away on its own.

Jesus, are we still arguing the toss on this?

Gate Pico SSR?

Ah....I am.

No need for a row. All it took was a quick look at the link provided. No drama.

Your technique is good, but why would you think you need a top coat of Krylon? If the PlastiKote doesn't bond properly you'll just be poapering over the cracks. As far as PlastiKote goes it's fine, I would suggest you use the Matt Super range http://www.plasti-kote.co.uk/Product/pcode---4181/pccode---6751 Krylon has the advantage of coming in camo style colours in their Fusion range which incorporates an adhesion promoter for use on plastics. Socom Tactical ell it for £7 a can so God knows why you'd be paying £15 a pop. PlastiKote is made by Valspar who have UK production and far wider distribution, Krylon is made by Sherwin Williams who don't. Hence the price difference.

Classic case of RTFM. The listing on Component shop clearly states that the charger requires input power of 11-18V DC at 5A or more.

There's two versions of that charger, the B6 is DC in only, the B6AC is dual power. Just need to be careful which one you get!

Or...y'know you could just not keep half arsing everything and do the job properly. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Digital-IMAX-B6AC-Balancing-Charger300mAh/dp/B00GGBC8WA/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1402654894&sr=8-7&keywords=B6+charger That's the charger I have. Does LiPo/LiFE/NiMh/NiCd, balance charging and takes mains power. £30 job done.

Just buy the one in this link instead: http://www.componentshop.co.uk/accucel-6-digital-charger-3282.html It's the same charger but including the mains power brick.

Seems this gun just doesn't want to get fixed. Can't get the bearing off the shaft of one of the old gears!