What Monty said! It would also be a good idea for you to read the guide linked in my signature (below theses words), because it pretty much sets you up for everything that you need to know
this... this this this. you be kiddin' yourself if you get something else
yep, very good for their price, and very sturdy, shoot very well, outrange and outgun others twice their price. Love them, best purchase I made
CQB is brilliant at my local site (The Fortress) which is just chaotic! I enjoy woodland as well, but CQB is my preference- I own an MP5K and a shotgun, so they really are best suited to close quarters environments.what do you guys prefer, Woodland or Cqb... I have to say i love the look of cqb but nothing really down this way like that i dont think
aye, provided that they have a TAMYA connection
hmm, can get everything from component shop, however Imax b6 can be had from amazon etc. there are some counterfeits floating around so you have to be careful.... and remember to buy one with the power supply... i forgot to do that..
well, you can get every connector, literally. you just need the adapter. But yeah, feel free to post a pic of what it looks like, they are quite easily defined but I'm guessing it will be mini tamiya, you can get the adapters from xt60 on ebay for 3 quid, you just have to swap it around (they are originally built for RC which is the other way around, doesn't take long at all)
What is a mosfet?completely different. DIfferent opinions, like asking someone what their favourite food is. Best thing to do is to try the 2 out and then decide. As for guns, metal is great and all, but the normal polymer combat machines still weigh nearly as much, are made from high quality polymer that feels strong and are cheap. batteries I recommend are LiPo's, but unless you install a """mosfet"""" get a 7.4v, they can handle that. Also, a decent LiPo charger like the Imax b6 or the accucel digital 6 are recommended, very safe and easy to use. Finally, probably best to use .25 bbs outdoors, travel further and the wind doesn't affect them as much
basically something you solder on to the gearbox to the trigger contacts. Technical, not really important for newbs (like me lol) however if you wanted to know exactly just ask in the quick questions and answers thread. They allow you to use 11.1 lipos without frying trigger contacts etc. Not too sure, don't take my word for it.
about 6ish months. Loads more to learn, but all the basics i know, like to pass on the information I do know, and there is always more to learn
