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If you get an upgrade board, like a zero b board or a scenario dreams t board, batter consumption problems will be over.
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I've got the original 1.5 frame. But the original 3way is lost to the winds. I've got a psycho ballistics lightening cocker thats basically derivitive of this that I'm keeping mechanical. Thinking of selling this dye cocker sometime soon. I like shooting it, but it isn't as fun as a mech cocker, and as electros go it kind of comes up short.
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There are a few ways you can make it an electro that come up ahead instead of short. I have a cocker, and it keeps up with dm#'s and eclipse markers. Link to pic in sig. Basically making the moving mass as light as possible, QEV's, Fast ram like an ANS mini ram, and mostly, an MQ2 valve. If your not familiar with it, its an electronic popet valve and the new MQ2 valve works like a charm. between the older pbx mq and this one is night and day. You remove the spring, cocking rod and hammer, which in turn lowers kick and speeds up the over all cycle rate of the gun. Really the only thing I can do to make it better is upgrade to a victory board in my hopper so it can keep up with it, and get a t-board because it will let me tune it a bit better for the valve. The zero b that I have is limited, but work fine for now.
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