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ccssneo June 29th, 2008 20:36

For the stop you can use a nerf longshot back.

Marriott June 30th, 2008 03:57

Thanks for the reply, do you have any images of this idea?

Currently the stock is posing an issue. I'm not sure which direction to go with at the moment but it may be tha ti have to fully construct one.

Need mre funds at the moment to buy the grenade launcher..too.

Anyone know if you can buy an M203 standard grip from anywhere? I need one of those and have not seen them sold separatly yet.

SHÖCK June 30th, 2008 04:11

There is another community out there that is like us airsofters...except strangely it's about customizing and upgrading nerf weapons (again with superpowered springs and such).

Stock
http://images.entertainmentearth.com...HNR61983lg.jpg
Modified
http://img255.imageshack.us/img255/9...ngshot1if9.jpg

Since you are pretty much building a science fiction gun, I venture most of the exterior you want can be scavanged from various toy weapons or model kits instead of expensive airsoft parts (which should be reserved for the internals).

Bissa June 30th, 2008 04:12

you could go with a JG416 full stock. it has plenty of room for batterys.

Marriott June 30th, 2008 04:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by bissa (Post 755755)
you could go with a JG416 full stock. it has plenty of room for batterys.

Yea i did wonder about the full M4 style stock, but i dont think there will be enough room.

I use a full stock on my M15A4 SPC and i use a 9.6 large battery. 12v battery is 3 cells more... Plus i have electronics to house in there also.

I'm starting to wonder if i should use the crain stock tube (strong mounting strength) and custom make a rear stock in the shape of the picture.

I want to avoid plastic parts really the reason being is, its costing alot of money and there will be a hell of alot of electronics inside this beast so i want exterior strength to protect them ideally.

I need an airsoft scrap parts supplier lol. Tempted to try the M4 stock approach but they cost 50$ here and if i just cut it up its another expensive warenty void :P

I think every single part in this projects warenty will be void lol..

I need a Mosquito Moulds Mini M203 but they cost 280$ here :| :(

Marriott June 30th, 2008 10:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by Marriott (Post 755761)
Yea i did wonder about the full M4 style stock, but i dont think there will be enough room.

I use a full stock on my M15A4 SPC and i use a 9.6 large battery. 12v battery is 3 cells more... Plus i have electronics to house in there also.

I'm starting to wonder if i should use the crain stock tube (strong mounting strength) and custom make a rear stock in the shape of the picture.

I want to avoid plastic parts really the reason being is, its costing alot of money and there will be a hell of alot of electronics inside this beast so i want exterior strength to protect them ideally.

I need an airsoft scrap parts supplier lol. Tempted to try the M4 stock approach but they cost 50$ here and if i just cut it up its another expensive warenty void :P

I think every single part in this projects warenty will be void lol..

I need a Mosquito Moulds Mini M203 but they cost 280$ here :| :(

Just made a phone call to a shop about the launcher. The chap said he might be able to get one without the grenade! :D

160$ If so i'm gonna be well pleased as i can alot of grenades for 120$ 3-4 instead of 1 that would be included!

Stay tuned!

Amos June 30th, 2008 12:18

Buy a G&P Fullstock... There's PLENTY of room for a 12V battery.

Marriott June 30th, 2008 14:48

Quote:

Originally Posted by Amos (Post 755875)
Buy a G&P Fullstock... There's PLENTY of room for a 12V battery.

Really?? My M15 Stock can only just house a 9.6 8 cell battery... Then 12v jobby is 2 more...

Endymion June 30th, 2008 14:53

The two additional cells aren't placed inline with the rest, but offset underneath... so you get:
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|___|___|

You need to remove the butt plate entirely in order to put the battery in, but it should fit.

Amos June 30th, 2008 15:11

http://www.redwolfairsoft.com/redwol...l?prodID=17737

This sand color version M16A2 stock fit marui M4A1 series, it can hold 12v large battery without modification. Constructed by ABS plastic. Metal stock ring & connection wire Included

http://img.redwolfairsoft.com/upload...g/gp077s-l.jpg



Edit: But more importantly.. Why a 12V?

Marriott June 30th, 2008 15:54

Quote:

Originally Posted by Amos (Post 755958)
http://www.redwolfairsoft.com/redwol...l?prodID=17737

This sand color version M16A2 stock fit marui M4A1 series, it can hold 12v large battery without modification. Constructed by ABS plastic. Metal stock ring & connection wire Included

http://img.redwolfairsoft.com/upload...g/gp077s-l.jpg



Edit: But more importantly.. Why a 12V?

Start of the thread explains all. Variable power outputs, Also the grenade launcher with have electronic activation possibly using a 12v push solenoid.

Kos-Mos June 30th, 2008 19:23

Instead, install a 5000mAh 11.1v LiPo.

You will have about 13v at peak, and plenty enought power, in the space of a 8.4v pack.

You can get some in hard cases if you are worried about LiPos..

Check Trinity LiPo battery packs.

Then, for power selection, you can use a custom program with a Triggermaster FET and change the PWM percentage sent to the FET.

Marriott July 2nd, 2008 05:03

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kos-Mos (Post 756075)
Instead, install a 5000mAh 11.1v LiPo.

You will have about 13v at peak, and plenty enought power, in the space of a 8.4v pack.

You can get some in hard cases if you are worried about LiPos..

Check Trinity LiPo battery packs.

Then, for power selection, you can use a custom program with a Triggermaster FET and change the PWM percentage sent to the FET.

UPDATE

King Arms G16 Slim Grip orderd.

Yea i'm not too into lipo. For this project especially i'm tapping of variable voltages so i dont think lipo will be able to do this and programming the trigger master i think for now would be beyond me.. Ponders this comment then decides it would be done. Thats an interesting idea thats for sure... Hummm You have me thinking now!

Sheesh I havt seen 500mAh Lipos... The ones ive mainly seen are 2200 ish.. Any links to that Hard box and those batteries you speak of?

Kos-Mos July 2nd, 2008 07:14

You will have to be able to disconnect every cell past 8.4v to charge your pack, because using only say 7 cells in a 10 cells pack, you will get a different discharge in your first 7 cells, and charging the pack as a whole will destroy the remaining 3 cells in under 20 charges.

Plus, if you start looking into C programing, you will see that the changes you have to do to the trigger master program are not that big.

You can use a multi switch, like the ones on old sound systems to change input/output. Wire each switch with a different resistor and compare each voltage with the PIC. You only need to use 1 analog input on top of the regular digital input used normally.

You could even use a potentiometer and simply use it as a PWM control over the PIC's output. That way you could control percentage instead of steps.

Hell, you could use some 14.4v packs in there.

11.1v is the best voltage to use since most CMOS based chips are referenced to 12v.

here is the link to some packs. There is a whole lot more out there. If you are looking for safe packs, check ROAR's authorized packs. They send the packs through extreme tests, including over charge/discharge, NiCd charger, drop, perforation etc.

They are not making 5000's in hard cases, but these are the size of a 7.2v Sub-C pack.

You can get many 5000+ packs for airplanes and helicopters.

http://www.teamorion.com/Products/SL...Platinum+SLPB+

Here is the link to ROAR's website:

http://www.roarracing.com/approvals/lipobattery.php

All these packs are known safe to every extend. You can drive a nail in them and not worry about your hand been removed.

philstructo July 2nd, 2008 08:09

Man this gun is going to kick ass


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