What you see there is the x304u mosfet, And a deans connector on the south side of the fet to the motor (fully heatshrunk). That deans connector gives me a QC motor system. I solder the wires directly to the motor with a deans on the end, and can then swap motors at will.
Hi, I’ve just stumbled across this while looking for advice. I have just bought one of these as part of a used bundle and want to fit a mosfet to enable me to use a lipo. This looks to be exactly fitting for me! Am I right in thinking this is wired in without opening the gearbox? If so would you be able to give me pointers on how/ where to fit it on the loom?
Sorry to open this this old thread but this is just what I am looking for.
You are an absolute star! I presumed it would be that simple but I’m still learning. I haven’t had the need to go inside a gearbox yet as nothing has been wrong. I’m ready to have a go at shimming, but don’t want to open up a gun and make it worse when It’s working fine.
Its shooting hot at about 400 FPS so I need to downgrade the spring as well. As you have knowledge in these areas would you say M100 would drop it to about 350? I don’t know what spring is in there now. I’ve had the gearbox out and worked out the quick change system.
Again, thank you so much for the detail. I’m very grateful. ?
I'd probably try get an M100 into it. How hard that is will depend on the gearbox variant. If you have the QC spring system then it'll take a few minutes. If you have a regular V3 gearbox then you will have to disassemble it.
AK2M4 should have springs in stock at a decent price.
I'd probably try get an M100 into it. How hard that is will depend on the gearbox variant. If you have the QC spring system then it'll take a few minutes. If you have a regular V3 gearbox then you will have to disassemble it.