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Chrono at 0.23 - 445 fps(gamesite chrono)
Chrono at 0.30 - 415 fps

This is the reason why I am trying to push new gamesites around me to have chrono at max bb weight allowed per platform.

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First pneumatic
Sig MCX EnC
Wolverine Inferno Spartan Edition
410 mm inner barrel maple lead
Maple leaf 70 deg bucking
MAXX adjustable trigger
KAC 7" QD suppressor

Thoughts on the build:
1. Using MAXX adjustable trigger will require you to trim your safety level
2. Trigger unit wiring fits perfectly with the hose bound to grip
3. I am not able to insert the gearbox pin due to trigger control unit hole not aligned with the gearbox slot. I did not force putting it to avoid trigger unit damage.
4. MAXX trigger is prioritized for electronic trigger protection.
5. I had misalignment on the adjustable trigger and electronic swith. At first it wont touch the switch thus i need to make some adjustment to hit the switch.
6. I super enjoy the trigger
7. My first build involves 280mm inner barrel maple leaf and reguires 130+ psi for 450 fps @.20g
8. 410 mm maple leaf allowed me to tune the unit to 450 fps @.20g using around 100 psi.

EC-901 SR25 setup
Viper Mosfet
18:1 standard gearset
Mapleleaf 410mm inner barrel
Guarder SP140 with spacers
Maxx Adjustable Nozzle
SHS piston body
Lonex piston head and cylinder head
Maple leaf 80 deg
SHS Hi torque motor
Stock Cylinder

410mm inner barrel ML = 494 fps max .2
510mm inner barrel = 526 fps max .2

update: still need to do something about AOE for this setup

Photo below chrono @.30

EDGE BBU V2 black
CTM TAC Flatline Blatck
Guarder Reinforced Nozzle
All remains stock

Chrono @.28
FPS @.20 around 496 FPS
Setup
18:1 SHS
Viper Mosfet
SP130 Guarder
Lonex Nozzle
Stock EC piston head and piston
Maple Leaf 410mm inner barrel 6.02 mm
Type 0 cylinder

When your setup is too fast, you might be having misfeed. Apparently, in my case I used 13:1 gear ratio using my stock tappet plate. With the stock tappet, it contacts with my delayer for quite some time and then during full auto, it cant make full release before the delayer hits again the tappet plate causing me dry firing, misfeed or double bbs. The solution is either to cut the tappet or replace it with shorter delayer contact.

I chose to buy another tappet plate with short contact so it will release the tappet-nozzle earlier than before.

Blue-stock tappet plate
white-JG tappet plate

problem solved, no more misfeed.

It can also be solved by lower current setups by changing batteries but will run slower which defeats the purpose of optimum response.

During shimming process, be mindful about the clearances aside from the desired mesh of the gears. Or else, it will scour the other. See picture below the damage I made first time I shimmed 2 months ago. 😅

The gears still work but it is evident that I was not able to make a qc point for that clearance.

Current build:
SHS 18:1
Type 0 cylinder
500 mm TU tight barrel
TU torque motor
M120 spring
Selector plate modified to remove full auto
480 fps @.20g
Teflon mod cylinder head
Teflon mod hop-up rubber
Lonex nozzle

Brrrrttttt

Photo by Striker ONE

Spare gun for OP Decagon. EC 855 toy solider rattle camo.😅😂
Changed from 32:1 to 18:1
Restored full auto from previous DMR build.
450 fps .20g