Walkable Mech Mag Video

[Miltonyz]

No ULT. As for not feasible in a game I don't see why not. The first time is fanning not common but used. The second clip is walking which is the most common way of shooting.

[silencer.1]

No ult involved, it's a totally pnuematic trigger. We just did a good job of hiding everything.

[OysterBoy]

WOW.

How much did it cost to make you??

[silencer.1]

Hmmm, 13 hours of my life, a broken drill bit, and some old cocker parts. So overall... next to nothing. I take that back, the tippmann reg came with the ebolt kit that i got for a $100 last summer. We had the option of a using a stock cocker reg too though. Ya gotta understand, I tinker. A lot. Makes for lots of spare parts.

[OysterBoy]

If I sent an Intelliframe, could you do that for mine? PLus fees of course

[Digits]

The trigger looks like.. Some of you guys have to rememer that was classic valve to..

but yes.. Tell us how you did it?.. Or atleast just the parts.. LPR, 3-way.. And what is the magic one?

[Skoad]

Just from the sound, to me, it seems like your short stroking almost every shot. Unless that hissy air sound im hearing is something you did to mod it.


As for the speed, seemed about the same for any mag i've shot, maybe a tad slower. Being able to walk it is nice. The only problem with walking is it's only good if the pull is very very light. Having a stiff trigger at all doesn't really work for walking fast; basically you'll be able to pull/fan faster than walking.


Neat none the less.

[dudedude]

I think the hissy sound is coming from the 3-way not being pushed back far enough. I'm having the same problem on the pgp that I'm doing a semi conversion for.

Still, nice job.. mind peeling away that grip so we can take a look at the guts?

[Fixion]

Thats awsome. With some tuning you could get it to be like the hAir trigger.

But I have one question, where did you put the LPR? Or how do you get gas to the ram and 3-way?

[baka]

did Nicad's mod inspire this?

[bgredjeep]

Originally posted by Fixion
where did you put the LPR? Or how do you get gas to the ram and 3-way?

Originally posted by silencer.1
the tippmann reg came with the ebolt kit

BTW, is the sound off at the begining or it the marker firing on the trigger release? I watched it a few times and it just looked a little odd.

[Beemer]

Some of you guys have to rememer that was classic valve to..

What pressure ya got going to the classic valve? Put an RT in it and crank it up a little and ROCK AND ROLL

The classic aint recharging fast enough. Your overshooting it.

[silencer.1]

Dudedude is right, it sounds like short stroking because the 3way leaks slightly before the o-rings seal and send air to the ram. Doesn't sound good, but isn't a short stroke.

The main reason it's slower is how long the trigger pull is. It's almost 3mm right now making it hard to get a rythm. It's going to take a little tuning to get it like the hair trigger, but it will be doable shortly.

Nicad's video did inspire this. I sat there watching it friday morning and thought to myself, "aw hell, that isn't so hard, just need the tools". I called Miltonyz, and we we went to work on it that afternoon. It was kind of a rush job like I said. We just designed it on the fly as we put parts in.

The lpr is also the asa. It was originally from a tippmann ebolt kit.

Pressure into the classic is the standar full pressure from the tank, that reg up front is gutted to be used a gas through. RT will be here within the next two weeks.

[Miltonyz]

BTW, is the sound off at the begining or it the marker firing on the trigger release?

The gun fires on the pull. With any luck we can get use a better camera for the next video.

Still, nice job.. mind peeling away that grip so we can take a look at the guts?

Maybe in a little bit. The problem is even if we do the average AO user won't be able to duplicate. You need taps and a dremel and we had to mill out the frame a little bit.
We gotta another mag coming in, and another buddy might be buying one, so this design is not final. We already have a few ideas to improve reliability and speed.
It would be cool to be able to sell it, but that is probably too much hassle. We would have to make sure that we aren't infringing upon anything Nicad has already patented. Plus we only know how to modify intelliframes. We also figure even at peak speed it would take us 3-4 hours a mag. And the warranty is definitly voided. Plus we are college students with no capital.


If all these forces work against us and we are not able to sell it we will definitly post a how too on the forum and let you guys go to town

[dudedude]

Don't worry about me, I'm a master of broke-*** college student (read "paperclip") engineering.... I'll hack something out.

I understand, though. Good luck with bringing the trigger to market