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Stealth · July 27th, 2012, 22:51

So from the sounds of it, would there be a demand for the following:

1) an IRLB3034-based FET with TVS diodes similar to Unconventional Airsoft's design. Not sure whether polyfuses should be included. Personally I think they not only make the overall package size larger, and degrade performance. If you're at the point where you're tripping these fuses, you have bigger things to worry about. Opinions from experienced gun-docs who've built FETs for their clients welcome.

2) a microFET, basically the single IRLB3034 with no bells, whistles or TVS protection. A FET designed solely for the purpose of eliminating trigger lag and arcing to go into very small spaces. Package size should be no bigger than a quarter and should be used for lower power setups.

3) a simpleFET for the electrically un-inclined. V2 or V3 trigger contacts already pre-attached to the MOSFET, 2 options for each for front or rear wired. Simply remove existing trigger contacts, install new ones, run the wire. Done. The # of combinations worry me. Call it a Poor Man's AWS Stealth unit.

July 27th, 2012, 22:51	#34
Stealth Mr. Silencer Trader rating Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Toronto	So from the sounds of it, would there be a demand for the following: 1) an IRLB3034-based FET with TVS diodes similar to Unconventional Airsoft's design. Not sure whether polyfuses should be included. Personally I think they not only make the overall package size larger, and degrade performance. If you're at the point where you're tripping these fuses, you have bigger things to worry about. Opinions from experienced gun-docs who've built FETs for their clients welcome. 2) a microFET, basically the single IRLB3034 with no bells, whistles or TVS protection. A FET designed solely for the purpose of eliminating trigger lag and arcing to go into very small spaces. Package size should be no bigger than a quarter and should be used for lower power setups. 3) a simpleFET for the electrically un-inclined. V2 or V3 trigger contacts already pre-attached to the MOSFET, 2 options for each for front or rear wired. Simply remove existing trigger contacts, install new ones, run the wire. Done. The # of combinations worry me. Call it a Poor Man's AWS Stealth unit.