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[Mod Man]

Hey, Check it......
Some other changes are its a small hole (screw holes) B mold with an old style plunger head. Also there is some kind of small capacitor or something on wiring between trigger pressure switch and batteries. Best part is the new battery cap with a screw that isn't as likely to strip out. What do you guys think? and are they around your area yet? Cool, Later Mod

Mod Man, on Oct 12 2007, 03:24 PM, said:

Hey, Check it......
Some other changes are its a small hole (screw holes) B mold with an old style plunger head. Also there is some kind of small capacitor or something on wiring between trigger pressure switch and batteries. Best part is the new battery cap with a screw that isn't as likely to strip out. What do you guys think? and are they around your area yet? Cool, Later Mod

Hey Im having problems resizing the image. I've checked out the info posted on it and don't understand when I grab and drag to size....any help is greatly apperciated.

Edited by Mod Man, 12 October 2007 - 02:25 PM.

[kingshane50]

Mod Man, on Oct 12 2007, 03:24 PM, said:

Hey, Check it......
Some other changes are its a small hole (screw holes) B mold with an old style plunger head. Also there is some kind of small capacitor or something on wiring between trigger pressure switch and batteries. Best part is the new battery cap with a screw that isn't as likely to strip out. What do you guys think? and are they around your area yet? Cool, Later Mod

Where did you find this? (State and store) Some of the features could prove to be useful, but I think the colors are crap. Oh, well that's what spray paint is for!

[watkins]

I saw that in Walmart here in PA.

[Gengar003]

They've got 'em in Houston, Texas, at Fry's Electronics and Target, at least.

[Banshee]

That little capacitor looking thing on the switch is actually a fuse. It's really small and easy to burn out. I cuz out the LED on mine and replaced it with a really powerful pocket laser from OfficeMax and it blew the fuse in a minute. but it's worthless cuz i cut it out and re-soldered the wires and it works great. That was actually a really cool mod, I should do a write up...

The fuse was just another retarded safety feature added by Hasbro.

[blister]

Saw them at TRU in San Mateo, California.

[Dayko]

I picked my self up one of these. I see no real difference to this one and the other one. Thats just my opinion.

[Kid Flash]

i dont understand the fuse that is inside it... what does it do exactly? ik like the color scheme and i opened it up to find a sturdier, more reliable plunger.

[Thomas]

Does this mean that it wil be able to handle a stronger spring without reinforcement? Because I'm picking two up today, and planning on using the ace 49.
And those colors are wack. I miss the old N-strike series colors.

[Kid Flash]

i personally dont think it would need reinforcement but it might. i dont have an ace near me so i cant get those springs...

[Dr Moose]

A number 49 from Tru-Value works also, in case you have one of those near you.

[CaptainSlug]

Kid Flash, on Oct 14 2007, 12:07 PM, said:

i dont understand the fuse that is inside it... what does it do exactly?

It limits the maximum current draw on the batteries to prevent them from being damaged. Like if the gun got wet and shorted out at the light unit.