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Thraxxx · April 22nd, 2006, 14:39

I was just wondering if this has been atempted or maybe its already in effect. Everywhere that I have read about the build of an automatic Electric Gun, they all state the same parts. Battery, Motor, Gears, Piston.

Now if you were doing a full auto non stop with a high-cap mag, gradually the amperage of the battery might not beable to keep up with the constant draw of the motor. In return your shots per second would drop as the motor wouldn't be spinning as fast as it did for the first 20 shots.

Now I could be wrong here as I am new to this but has anyone tested this out...if so, would a cap help compensate here to help stiffen up the power grid and keep that motor spinning at a constant rate?

April 22nd, 2006, 14:39	#1
Thraxxx Trader rating Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: North Bay, Ontario	Adding a capacitor to an AEG I was just wondering if this has been atempted or maybe its already in effect. Everywhere that I have read about the build of an automatic Electric Gun, they all state the same parts. Battery, Motor, Gears, Piston. Now if you were doing a full auto non stop with a high-cap mag, gradually the amperage of the battery might not beable to keep up with the constant draw of the motor. In return your shots per second would drop as the motor wouldn't be spinning as fast as it did for the first 20 shots. Now I could be wrong here as I am new to this but has anyone tested this out...if so, would a cap help compensate here to help stiffen up the power grid and keep that motor spinning at a constant rate? __________________