With a short inner barrel, the only way to achieve better bullet stability is to use heavier BBs such as 0.25g. At the stock power […]
ROF bottleneck
The true bottle neck on ROF is not the mechbox, but the BBs feeding mechanism. Fast firing needs a fast and reliable bullet feeding mechanism. […]
Using a very stiff spring
A softer spring is usually less responsive in terms of its “pushing back” movement. A harder spring is harder to compress, but when it is […]
Oil channel bushings
Oil Channel Bushings are metal bushings with oil channels molded into them so proper lubing level can be consistently maintained. HOWEVER, they do no deliver […]
Ball bearings
Ball bearings are the most common type of bearing and are often found in AEG internals. They use small metal balls as the rollers. When […]
Voltage vs mah
Many people prefer to classify batteries based on voltage and mah. They like to look into these two factors separately. Without going into the complicated […]
NICD vs NIMH
Ni-Cds have good performance in high-discharge and low-temperature applications, but are subject to the problem of “memory effect” (the cell remembers and maintains the characteristics […]
Gearbox wiring
When selecting the proper wire, pay attention to the American Wire Gauge (AWG) system. An AWG gauge of 14 or 15 can sustain higher amps […]
The One O’Clock rule
It is widely believed that you need to set your sector gear with the tappet plate post at the one o’clock position when reassembling your […]