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A&K PTW issue
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i'm not a beast in electricity so i need a confirmation. after receiving my A&K ptw m4a1 i tried to function check it by pluging it with my 7.4v 2200mah 25c batterie and.......nothing!I also tried the bolt catch to be sure it was not me but after testing it with my multimetre she work fine. i tried troubleshoot more the gun and when i've looked at the ''mosfet board'' look what i've find! http://imageshack.us/a/img14/3658/32hi.jpg http://imageshack.us/a/img191/4543/402v.jpg the weld is broken. if i'm right it's why i can't fire the gun. What are my option?FCC mosfet? flush all the ''electronic'' for new FCC or systema part? I they'r a gun doc near Longueuil that would like to help me? Every thing else is correct and i will make a review after the gun work. kevin |
From my understanding if yu got this from huang they require a 11.1 lipo or a 12v nimh. Apparentlu they shoot real hot stock.
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The A&K board are not LiPo friendly, there have been documented issue about their electronics burning out even with a 7.4V LiPo
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yes i know i have order a 9.6 systema ni-cad.
but it's doesn't explain the mosfet broken weld.... |
actually I've seen their soldering popped off from voltage spikes
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so i need to flush everything and replace by new and better electronic?
or i weld back and see. |
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I must say i don't really thrust a&k board..even if i repair this section, maybe another one will blow someday.
Well i just look to order the FCC mini mosfet/FCC Advanced CPU/FCC Selector Switch Board. the selector board should work with the Cpu since it's made by FCC? i will look for systema. |
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no i was talking about the compatibility of the FFC selector with the FCC cpu
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If you are going to switch to FCC
you need to switch all 3 CPU, Mosfet and selector The selector boards are wired incorrectly, you can rewire them if you can solder fine points The electronics are also a huge downfall of this A&K, I have added heat sinks on a friends because they copied 2007 systema boards which aren't Lipo friendly and they don't have any way to dissipate the heat. Which will break solder points and is a strong hit or miss |
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I would call that board toast. It is the same problem that Airsoft Surgeon boards used to have. They had no low-voltage protection, so when the voltage dropped from a depelted battery, or if you used a 7.4V, the motor would draw more current. It is a destructive feedback cycle, and the excessive current burnt out the trace.
You can try to fix it, but it will always be weak, and will blow out on you again. If A&K is compatible with Gen 3 Systema electronics, I have a bunch of those kicking around. No idea though on how many actually work. |
sound logic mcguyver.
it look like a design problem. is theyr a way to know if a&k is compatible with gen 3 systema? |
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Ok. But basically if I swap all rhe electonic board it should work?
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I would really have to see it to give you a definatlive answer. Gen 3 Systema electronics are not the ideal solution, a better solution would be Gen 4, but the electronics cost even with a VUK would exceed the cost of the A&K gun entirely.
It is a difficult choice you face. |
Yes....I really dont know what to do..
I fear that im stuck with a gun that worth nothing. Thats why I think to modify it complet fcc electronics (mosfet, cpu board, selector board) and try to keep the stock motor. I would loke to put 1700-2000 on a systema but it no where to happen. 350-500 $ of part is still cheaper I just need a bit of help and guts. |
Well, even FCC electronics would cost you $300. And this assumes that your motor is fine, and the gun will work fine after the new parts are installed.
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here some picture and dimension of the ECU /bolt stop switch.
maybe it can help to know if aftermarket will fit. http://imageshack.us/a/img593/3705/vqfe.jpg http://imageshack.us/a/img10/7050/lfir.jpg http://imageshack.us/a/img534/4521/srwq.jpg http://imageshack.us/a/img43/9742/7iyj.jpg http://imageshack.us/a/img837/1369/vrs9.jpg |
Well, I can tell you right now that it is not compatible with Sytema Gen 3 electronics. They use a 3-wire cable to control the FETs. Gen 4 uses a 4-wire.
It is not the dimensions, it is the programming of that board, the voltge and polarity in an out and selector interface that will be the issue. Odds of compatibilty are not good, and nobody wants to blow up a $150 Systema FET board or an FCC for that matter trying. |
By the looks of it you got the blue ones, they are a match for the CTW, the black ones are a direct match for Systema Gen3 and the purple are also based on Systema but slightly different. Brad is right no matter what you system you choose in the end it will run you more than teh cost of the whole gun and another issue you will face is the motor if your motor is teh exposed core version you might want to look at a new motor to go with the new electronics.
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