So, I've been advised by the guys at AEX to install a mosfet into my ca SCAR if I want to run a 11.1v lipo in it. I understand the reasoning behind it, and I understand what does, but what still evades me is how does a mosfet do what it does?
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Read this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MOSFET
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Hey you should check out the AEG Wizard. It's a chip that you just attach to your normal battery connector. not only does it have the whole lipo safety feature, but you can choose if you wanna do 1-5 round bursts or just full auto etc. and it's only 29 shipped
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Well one of the main benefits of a Mosfet switch when it comes to airsoft is that is prevents the Arcing of your mechanical trigger like was said before.. When it arcs it results in a hard crusty crap around your contacts so the more build up the less amount of current is available to your switch. A Mosfet will also increase your trigger response since the Mosfet can activate your motor faster than mechanical contacts. AEX is probably referring to a mosfet with Active braking. That allows your motor to stop before your gear has a chance to pull the piston back. Since a lipoly is going to running 11v the chance of the arcing will be greater and the active braking will prevent major damage to your gear box.
Sweet info guys, thanks!
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[quote="centurion"]Sweet info guys, thanks!
Sweet! Thanks guys! You have contributed to my enlightenment today! It is greatly appreciated!
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