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deans connectors

  • 11-10-2013 6:07pm
    #1
    matty1994
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    Is it just me or do they help increase the rof in a gun, ive changed all mine and they have gone up 25-50%


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  • #2
    DeBurca
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    Not its not just you its the Deans connector, as the surface contact area is WAY larger and the electrical resistance is less more current can get to the motor increasing the Rate Of Fire


  • #3
    Southern Dandy
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    matty1994 wrote: »
    Is it just me or do they help increase the rof in a gun, ive changed all mine and they have gone up 25-50%

    I duno about that kind of an increase, but yeah they do, a better electrical connection improves the overall circuit, reducing the resistance and improving electrical conductivity.


  • #4
    matty1994
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    Southern Dandy wrote: »
    I duno about that kind of an increase, but yeah they do, a better electrical connection improves the overall circuit, reducing the resistance and improving electrical conductivity.

    Well my gun was firing at 6 rps and now its firing at 11.8 rps so big jump


  • #5
    Southern Dandy
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    matty1994 wrote: »
    Well my gun was firing at 6 rps and now its firing at 11.8 rps so big jump

    6 RPS???. What size battery are you using? and what model brand aeg is it?.


  • #6
    matty1994
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    Southern Dandy wrote: »
    6 RPS???. What size battery are you using? and what model brand aeg is it?.

    50% increase, was a 9.6v and its a jg m14 with stock everything


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  • #7
    Southern Dandy
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    matty1994 wrote: »
    50% increase, was a 9.6v and its a jg m14 with stock everything

    Hmmmm motor probably more of torque motor then. I just thought the RPS seemed low. But a jump from 6 to 11+ is quite good, I would not have thought that kind of an increase.


  • #8
    matty1994
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    Southern Dandy wrote: »
    Hmmmm motor probably more of torque motor then. I just thought the RPS seemed low. But a jump from 6 to 11+ is quite good, I would not have thought that kind of an increase.

    EIther did i, must say was a little shock but i never ex


  • #9
    Rooky1
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    Your figures are a little odd.
    From my own experience the ROF increase using deans is quite small, maybe between 1-3.

    Your AEG to start with is on the very slow side. The average AEG fires in the mid teens as standard (normally between 13-18).


  • #10
    matty1994
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    Rooky1 wrote: »
    Your figures are a little odd.
    From my own experience the ROF increase using deans is quite small, maybe between 1-3.

    Your AEG to start with is on the very slow side. The average AEG fires in the mid teens as standard (normally between 13-18).

    Could have been my chrono as ive heard its s**t


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