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Originally Posted by Crunchmeister
I was wondering about motors as well. I have a CA M15A4 rifle. I've upgraded all the internals except the gears with System parts, and upgraded the spring to a Prometheus MS110SP. The motor is the stock Classic Army motor.
My rate of fire is about the same as it was before at about 12 bb/s. I'd like to increase that a bit, but not drastically. I know a 9.6V battery of higher capacity would do that (and have one on order). But I would also like to increase the response time from when my trigger is pulled to the time it fires. I was thinking that a high torque motor would be able to cock the spring a lot easier and possibly get me a higher rof as well in the process.
So, am I correct about this? Would a high torque motor increase firing response and only slightly increase my rof? I don't want my gun turning into a BB hose that empties a midcap in 3 seconds, and I fear that's what I high speed motor would do.
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Just wait for the 9.6 to come in.. if you have a systema motor pulling a 110 is more then enough... you will be surprised on your rof with the 9.6... once you have that battery you will complete the circuit for reliability...Right now your 8.4 battery is stressing too much but your motor demands motor power.