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If the wiring is getting hot, it's because there's too much current for the size/makeup of the wiring. Changing the connector from Tamiya to Deans isn't the solution, if anything it would make it worse. If the connector was acting as a bottleneck then IT would get hot, not the wiring (if it's getting hotter than the wiring then you really do have a problem). Basically it sounds like the motor is pulling more current than the wiring can handle on account of the combination of that motor and that gearing.

I have plenty of lightweight guns like M4s and stuff that are about the weight of that. I also have an M249 Para that weighs even more. For perspective, 3kgs really isn't heavy.

Not surprised, my hop units would struggle to lift a 3g BB!

Hi, what are you trying to do? Post limits were put in place to try and combat spammers and scammers so they're there for everyone's benefit.

*laughs in M14 EBR*

What he said. It's pretty typical woodland for the area, lots of pine trees but also lots of reasonably dense cover. Also their DMR limits are 400FPS and 30m MED so they're not THAT effective there, single only stops anyone from dominating an area with an LMG so there's that too. Works pretty well. I mean, yes, there's areas set out with man made barricades like this: but there's also wooded areas with plenty of undergrowth:

I was there a few weeks back and had a great day. Semi only in woodland is a bit gash, sure but then equally you don't actually have to hose down anything that moves to suppress a position either.

The ARP series uses a very specific nut and mounting bracket design, however the receiver itself appears to have a standard threaded end on it so it should be able to take any aftermarket rail as long as it comes with its own nut. That assumes of course that the receiver is a standard M4 profile and that the rail height above bore isn't wildly off-spec.

Could it be the adjustable nozzle not properly sealing? Might be some airloss through the threaded portion - try putting some silicone grease on the threads and see if that makes a difference.

*ahem*

Wow! That thing is MASSIVE! I must admit to being a little confused though - you say you want it to go over the barrel so it's "not too long" and then you pick quite possibly the longest suppressor on the market! Also - which M14 do you have?

The same store you pulled that picture from sells an aluminium replacement. http://shop.kic.tw/portal_c1_cnt_page.php?owner_num=c1_33589&button_num=c1&folder_id=9228&cnt_id=213897 If it's the gun I think it is, it's WAY our of production now and parts are going to be hard to come by. You could also try dropping Luke at Negative Airsoft (https://negativeairsoft.com/) a message and see if he has one or knows where you could get one.

It happens more often than I'd like but it's part of the game unfortunately.

I'd say that's more down to the retailer than the "manufacturer".

I mean, if the content of the thread was things like "how LiPos produce more power at a lower voltage" or "the magnus effect" or "why power limits for DMRs and BASRs aren't consistent across all sites" then yes, it makes sense but it's not.

Same shit, different box.

Oh, I understood the assignment. Most of the thread though is people complaining about how other people choose to behave. Like not getting that people can just collect airsoft stuff and not actually use it...

I'm just gonna leave this here.

What annoys me? People that get upset that other people aren't having fun properly.

It's really not all that big of a deal. Gear on one side drives a rod that connects to a gear on the other side. It's not like it's a v7 box or anything!

Check the fuse. Friend of mine had the exact same thing on his new JG mp5 recently.

The VAT registration threshold for EU business is £85,000. Below that and they don't have to register, once they do though, they'll have to do accounts for HMRC (as well as their own government) along with all the additional cost that entails. For someone like TG I can't see that the volume of sales is worth it. Gunfire will still ship to the UK because they know there's customers there but still insist on a minimum order of £135 because that's where the responsibility shifts from them to the customer. TG stopped shipping over to the UK because of UPS and the hassle that their utter clusterfuck of a service has caused them. GF just started using a different courier instead (GLS).

Gotcha. To be honest, it's only the Aster or Titan that do that to the best of my knowledge (I'm sure someone with better knowledge of Perun kit will be able to clear that up).

If you're not looking for something that fits inside the gearbox then literally anything that wires to the trigger contacts. The only thing I know of that counts the BBs as part of a Mosfet is the new Gate thing that mounts on the side of the rifle and connects to a Titan via bluetooth (so that's out).

There's a form to suggest sites on the website for Playairsoft https://airtable.com/shrpMw7Xx1UiVErke Fill your boots!