guitardedJul 13, 2006 1:36am
how do you fix that??.....i need to have omething that responds VERY quickly.
trigger delay??
aK_tHrYlLsJul 13, 2006 2:07am
why? is it not quick enough? maybe deans plugs, low resistance wire, higher voltage battery? search the web?
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fuddruckersJul 13, 2006 2:15am
ummm removing the fuse MAY help alittle but if i remebr u have a CA g36k so DONT cause they have been known to fry thier doo ma flitchly units with out fuses. Just learn ESP and DEAL WITH IT.
AndrewN · Supreme ChancellorJul 13, 2006 2:18am
Bigger battery and torue up or super torque up motor with a not very big spring.
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GuestJul 13, 2006 2:18am
yeah, theres not much to do...just learn how the pull the trigger ALL THE WAY BACK EACH SHOT and you should be fine. i have a delay on my mp5, i hate it too, but to fix it, you pull back all the way...BAM! it works.
guitardedJul 13, 2006 2:52am
well if its as quick a fix as my glock today, then i might be in tomorrow.
viperJul 13, 2006 2:54am
what gun is it?! anyways it might not be a quick fix like your glock, might have to take the whole thing down.....if its a wiring/switch problem....if...but bring it by when you can we can check it out if its something simple...bring a fully charged battery.
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poserJul 13, 2006 3:27am
12 volt batterey. I heard that Ray ran that or maybe it was a 10 volt in an mp5 for a while and that it kicked ass and did not get eaten up, but then again it was Ray. :roll:
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poserJul 13, 2006 4:00am
be careful with that 10 volt. it will eat up your gears fast. If you do not know Ray then you will not know that he is the best tech out there period. Ask anybody, Ray does very prescise work and he is lite on the trigger. I remmeber Snoopy telling me back when I first started that Ray was the most dangerous guy on the field. He is WAY patient. Anyway if you do get the 10 volt make sure that your gear box is up to it. The rate of fire will be way fun, until you hear that whining noise, lol
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GuestJul 13, 2006 4:20am
That MP5 was fu**in scary to use let alone be shot at with. :twisted: