Haru Posted August 14, 2023 Posted August 14, 2023 So i just plugged a battery into my gun and its not shooting. it beeps like normal when i plug the battery but the trigger doesnt do anything, does that mean the mosfet is fried? Real shame because I only skirmished it once and barely shot 300bbs. Anyways apart from installing a Perun hybrid v2 what are some cheap and easy upgrades for someone who has no experience teching?
DerDer Posted August 14, 2023 Posted August 14, 2023 Have you tried a different battery? In case it's the battery that is dead.
Haru Posted August 14, 2023 Author Posted August 14, 2023 52 minutes ago, DerDer said: Have you tried a different battery? In case it's the battery that is dead. nope i've just ordered a new battery and while i was at it ordered a perun and some shimmings and silicon oil. i mean may aswell at this point
Leo Greer Posted August 14, 2023 Posted August 14, 2023 The only upgrades you really need are a Perun and maybe a hop rubber. Everything else is fine—you shouldn’t actually need to reshim or relube the gearbox. I would personally say to put the Perun in, maybe change the hop rubber if you want more consistency (only applicable if you’re using high quality BBs .25g or up), and avoid touching the shimming and lubing, especially if this is your only gun. Stock shimming and lubing does not need to be touched on most stock guns (CYMA Plats being better than most), and I can tell you from experience that as a beginner you’re more likely to mess something up than improve it on your first, second, and third tries. You can do whatever you would like with your RIF, but I would personally recommend picking up a cheap second RIF if you want to learn to tech. It’ll save your game days and headaches! -davo- 1
CrackCommandoUnit1972 Posted August 14, 2023 Posted August 14, 2023 You could send it back to the shop for refund/repair
-davo- Posted August 15, 2023 Posted August 15, 2023 Since you've said in another post that this was a new purchase, from a retailer (patrolbase), and it shot 300 bbs before it fried - then I would send it back for repair/replacement (as stated by CrackCommandoUnit1972 Then: just use the gun until it needs upgrading Cyma plats tend to already have upgraded gearbox internals and motor, so you're good there. Otherwise, pretty much what Leo said Until the mosfet dies, wouldn't bother replacing Until the hop rubber shows signs of wear, (usually after a few thousand rounds), wouldn't bother replacing You could upgrade the barrel, but, if it's firing fine - leave it Mosfet wise, with the perun: You might have to modify the gearbox shell slightly for it to fit in properly mostly just means filing down/removing a "post" or sometimes the cut-off screw hole. If this is the case, then you'll need to clean out your gearbox shell afterwards and reapply any necessary greases - cracking open the gearbox voids warranty Start by contacting Patrolbase, tell them the problem with the gun, they'll either try diagnosing/fixing the issue remotely, or request you sent it them for repair Then, if the gun works, leave it be (so long as you havent opened anything, you can send the items you bought back for full refund, though maybe keep the silicon oil for general maintenance). Hudson 1
Cannonfodder Posted August 15, 2023 Posted August 15, 2023 37 minutes ago, -davo- said: Start by contacting Patrolbase, tell them the problem with the gun, and get a replacement or refund. Fixed. If its only fired 300 shots before shitting the bed then it needs to go back (assuming the OP hasn't done anything to void warranty, eg opening up the gearbox) Hudson and -davo- 2
Haru Posted August 15, 2023 Author Posted August 15, 2023 i would send it back to patrolbase but i need the gun before the weekend to play. just watched a bunch of youtube videos last night, shouldnt be too hard to drop a perun in there. always enjoyed opening up gadgets, so ill have fun with it either way
Haru Posted August 16, 2023 Author Posted August 16, 2023 so im trying to install my perun, it looks like ill have to file down a screw hole so it fits in flush
Haru Posted August 16, 2023 Author Posted August 16, 2023 Any idea what is wrong with my gun? PXL_20230816_134637329.mp4
gavinkempsell Posted August 16, 2023 Posted August 16, 2023 At a guess the mosfet hasn't been programmed properly. Purely a guess
Haru Posted August 16, 2023 Author Posted August 16, 2023 15 minutes ago, gavinkempsell said: At a guess the mosfet hasn't been programmed properly. Purely a guess havnt programmed it yet, was testing it and it started firing like that
Haru Posted August 16, 2023 Author Posted August 16, 2023 ok now my gun is only firing in full auto, i suspect something is wrong with the sensors on the selector
Leo Greer Posted August 16, 2023 Posted August 16, 2023 The selector sticker is probably in the wrong spot. It can be finicky. You also want to make sure the gearbox isn’t rubbing the selector sticker. I typically file the gearbox shell down a bit so the sticker has full clearance.
Haru Posted August 16, 2023 Author Posted August 16, 2023 1 hour ago, Leo Greer said: The selector sticker is probably in the wrong spot. It can be finicky. You also want to make sure the gearbox isn’t rubbing the selector sticker. I typically file the gearbox shell down a bit so the sticker has full clearance. the sensors are ever so slightly off, im gonna try file the gearbox and see if that helps 1 hour ago, Leo Greer said: The selector sticker is probably in the wrong spot. It can be finicky. You also want to make sure the gearbox isn’t rubbing the selector sticker. I typically file the gearbox shell down a bit so the sticker has full clearance. which side are you filing it from?
Haru Posted August 16, 2023 Author Posted August 16, 2023 nevermind, ill have to stop now since one of the wires got loose and got cut in half. I think I have an idea of how to fix the sensor issue but now ill have to wait for some electrical tape to come in the mail
Leo Greer Posted August 16, 2023 Posted August 16, 2023 2 hours ago, Haru said: the sensors are ever so slightly off, im gonna try file the gearbox and see if that helps which side are you filing it from? The corner that has the chance to contact the sticker. That sharp lip on the selector window is the concern. Have you disassembled the RIF and looked at the selector plate yet since installing? You should check and make sure before doing anything.
Haru Posted August 16, 2023 Author Posted August 16, 2023 1 hour ago, Leo Greer said: The corner that has the chance to contact the sticker. That sharp lip on the selector window is the concern. Have you disassembled the RIF and looked at the selector plate yet since installing? You should check and make sure before doing anything. after some research ive found that the ICS stickers are more compatible the with cyma platinum gearboxes, but i cant test it rn -davo- and Leo Greer 2
-davo- Posted August 21, 2023 Posted August 21, 2023 (edited) On 16/08/2023 at 22:10, Haru said: ive found that the ICS stickers are more compatible the with cyma platinum gearboxes Can confirm. Last time i put a perun in an mp5 (cyma gearbox), i found the ICS stickers to be the key Mp5 are a little more finnicky with testing for the perun I would suggest assembling the gearbox in the lower, with only the trigger, sector gear and mosfet in the shell (as per Perun's own advice) > manual From there, connect the battery with the gun on safe and the mosfet should go into "debug/test" mode. Go through your fire selections. Flashing yellow means motor disconnected (which, yes, it should be for this part) white- safe blue - semi red - auto purple - trigger pull detected green - sector gear movement detected from there you should be able to tell if the sensor sticker is properly aligned if it is, then great, put all the other bits back in and fully reassemble Edited August 21, 2023 by -davo-
Haru Posted August 22, 2023 Author Posted August 22, 2023 12 hours ago, -davo- said: Can confirm. Last time i put a perun in an mp5 (cyma gearbox), i found the ICS stickers to be the key Mp5 are a little more finnicky with testing for the perun I would suggest assembling the gearbox in the lower, with only the trigger, sector gear and mosfet in the shell (as per Perun's own advice) > manual From there, connect the battery with the gun on safe and the mosfet should go into "debug/test" mode. Go through your fire selections. Flashing yellow means motor disconnected (which, yes, it should be for this part) white- safe blue - semi red - auto purple - trigger pull detected green - sector gear movement detected from there you should be able to tell if the sensor sticker is properly aligned if it is, then great, put all the other bits back in and fully reassemble just fixed her up after a week of work and a couple mishaps -davo- 1
-davo- Posted August 22, 2023 Posted August 22, 2023 sometimes it do be like that good to hear you sorted it well done ?
Haru Posted August 22, 2023 Author Posted August 22, 2023 7 minutes ago, -davo- said: sometimes it do be like that good to hear you sorted it well done ? yeah, it was hell. all because of a sticker I now have a spare perun hybrid with a shredded wire and a bag of spade connectors. Jaylordofwaargh 1
Jaylordofwaargh Posted August 22, 2023 Posted August 22, 2023 2 hours ago, Haru said: yeah, it was hell. all because of a sticker I now have a spare perun hybrid with a shredded wire and a bag of spade connectors. But you also have a working gun and a ton of extra knowledge right?
Haru Posted August 22, 2023 Author Posted August 22, 2023 1 hour ago, Jaylordofwaargh said: But you also have a working gun and a ton of extra knowledge right? youre god damn right, my wallet doesnt agree though Jaylordofwaargh 1
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