Shadowslayer1924

that is so cool where did you get the materials and what are the prices too i want to make my own 

As far as prices go here's a list

Microprocessor: $2.45

LCD: $2-5

PCB: $0.25

Motors: ~$29

we're gonna need a 3d printer so about 150 and filament which is cheap

I would need more info about your setup before I could give a definite answer but if I had to guess I would say either your darts are bad (rips etc) or there's a problem with dart fit on your barrel/ breech. what I'm saying is your darts are the problem either too big around or they are just in bad condition.

For the motors I would suggest not going with MTB they have great motors but there are better options for the price like the Titan Hyperion. If you want an insane rate of fire then put a honeybadger as the pusher and use a 3s (both of the batteries I listed are 3s) it should be getting about 14 darts per second. (correct me if I'm wrong)

cage: Artifact( Red cage ) Worker ( Canted Regular )

Flywheel either worker abs flywheels , metal high crush wheels really any flywheels on MonkeeMods.com even stock will work.

switch: your gonna wanna go with a high amperage switch (10A or above) These should work.

Wiring: 18 gauge multistranded silicone insulated wire.

As far as a lipo goes this one will work extremely well but is very costly it's up to you whether or not to make that investment this one is bit cheaper but the graphene batteries perform better than most batteries from past experience. (my opinion don't hurt plz) I would also recommend getting one of these. They are very useful.

The most I have had to work is a 5kg retaliator spring from omw and it worked pretty well. The only thing that didn't work well was that the pin that holds on the plunger head was weakened so the plunger head comes off. I would replace it with a screw and washer(sorry I don't know what size). It also caught every time and only slipped when I dropped it. I did try a portion of a [k26] but it was too strong and the catch slipped constantly. I would be willing to bet that a 7kg omw retaliator spring would work.

What is the chip exactly? I'm not doubting your judgement I just want to make 100% certain I don't need it, as I'm not an expert in soldering and I may end up breaking the chip while removing it.

 

And as for the 5kg retaliator spring along with the stock, how much range is it getting??

The chip is just a PCB used for resistance. desolder the black and red wires from the chip and then hold the soldering iron where the wires were connected and pull the chip upwards, rinse and repeat for the other side.

As for the ranges on it I would say with a 80-90% seal and rather crappy darts i was hitting about 30-50 feet (this is a estimate)