Deans Connectors..
 

Anyone ever switched there plugs to deans connectors? I am thinking of doing this..

Read a bit.

Almost everyone does it. Its simply better.

Lots of people have done it.

One of my AEGs has it and the other two are getting it.

I prefer it mainly because it takes up less space.

I'm a wireman by trade but not and electrician. I'm more in A/V. But my buddy was talking to me today about it and how Heat and battery life are reduced by using them.. We're ordering a bunch on ebay

dean = less resistance = more efficient battery usage due to less loss in heat.

consider upgrading your wiring to low resistance also.

Right on.. Yeah i am looking into everything right now

I'm looking into upgrading a lot of things. New spring, Cylinder and piston heads.. New inner Barrel. I know a lot about it already been spending time reading about it.. I have a G&G Gr 16 R4 Commando. It's already suped up esthetically but i need to do it eternally..

Internally

You should game it first. (If it's brand spanking new)

If there's something wrong, change it.

Mostly with Clones, a good cleaning/regreasing job plus a nice shimming will help you alot.

Nah i play man i've gamed it i just want to upgrade some things to maximize my capabilities..



LOL at the spelling mistake. been a long day. been working overtime for 4 months straight..

game it until something breaks. upgrading is more expensive than one would think as some parts will work and others not so much in your application.

the quest for perfect air compression can be an endless quest. though the smart ones say, that'll do or it's good enough. *sigh*

... I have the secret to that quest... it's $50 in parts lol

lol. so true.

but every mechbox is different. especially these cheap clones flying around. unless of course you're starting with a good QC'd box.

ARS' sorbo cylinder head and piston head? :razz:

G&G is a V2 Gearbox. It's got a good gearbox... All the internals are pretty damn good..

yes, we all know that! there are subtle differences from V2 to V2 gearbox depending on the maker.