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| This title is
model specific. It covers the Cybergun A15 V1 and V2 AEGs. |
Special Note: We at the AirsoftPRESS have the
goal of serving the technical needs of the end users. Regardless
of the business strategy a manufacturer pursues, the needs of the
end users should never be sacrificed. This is why we have this
title published. We focus on technology, NOT market politics.
We have no business relationship nor affiliation with any of the
manufacturers out there. End users are whom we care.
Cybergun is a
relatively new name in the field of airsoft. It was more of a licensing and marketing
company than a manufacturer in the past, but these days we are
seeing gradual improvement in its engineering capability. Anyway,
by working out OEM deals with major
Korean manufacturers like Academy, Cybergun is able to roll out
lower cost airsoft guns that carry licensed logos of the real
steels.
Due to the lack of
official guidance and after-market support, users are completely
in the dark when problems occur or when power upgrade is
necessary.
For your A-15
to survive an upgrade, you must first fix the problems that come
with it.
Based on the
contents of our highly successful Practical AEG Upgrade
title, this e-book goes one step further by covering A-15
specific performance and maintenance issues.
Practical A-15
Upgrade & Maintenance teaches you how to prevent problems from happening and fix
the flaws of the gun. It tells you what after-market TM parts are
compatible with the gun so you don't have to beg Cybergun for
services (have you ever thought of installing a M4 tactical
handgrip and a EG1000 in your A-15?). It tells you the upgrade
limits of the gun so you won't overcook the internals.
With over 60 pages of text and illustrations, this e-book is a
MUST READ if you plan to maximize the potential of your A-15 AEG!
Table of
Contents at a glance
<< Parts
compatibility >>
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Compatibility of
the internals
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Compatibility of
the external parts
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Compatibility of
the barrel and the hopup unit
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Compatibility of
external accessories
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Anti-reversal
compatibility
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Tappet plate
compatibility
<< Major problems of
the AR15 and the solutions >>
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The piston gear
problem
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Mechbox shimming
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Replacing the
sector gear
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Fail-safe power
upgrade
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Battery
upgrade
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Bushings
replacement
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Motor maintenance
and replacement
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Handgrip
replacement
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Front barrel
assembly reinforcement
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Fixing the full
auto misfire problem
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Fixing the hopup
wear-and-tear problem
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The Version TWO
V-Hopup
<< Performance
upgrade Q&A >>
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Is 8.4v
insufficient for an upgraded mechbox?
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Does battery size
matter?
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Is battery power
important for semi-auto firing?
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Is EG560 too weak
and fragile to power an upgraded mechbox?
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Why (and why not)
should I buy the high torque gear set?
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Why (and why not)
should I use helical gears?
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Longer spring
versus shorter spring: the longer the better?
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What are the major
parameters of a spring?
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Is a harder spring
more harmful for the internals?
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Installing a long
spring: tricks and potential danger.
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Installing a short
spring: tricks and potential danger.
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Why (and why not)
should the spring be ground?
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How to facilitate
spring spinning?
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What is a variable
pitch spring? Is it always better for AEG?
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Use of spacers for
spring compression: tricks and potential danger.
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What is wrong with
a custom made spring?
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Systema springs
versus PDI springs
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Can stainless
steel spring offer better FPS?
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Can telfon coated
spring offer better FPS?
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The long
variable-pitch spring is very difficult to install. What should
I do?
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What can I do to
reduce stress on the gears?
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Different guns use
different cylinders that have different number and position of
openings. Why’s that?
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Is it useful to
block the cylinder opening altogether?
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Why is it useful
to put holes on the piston head? Any alternative?
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Why (and why not)
should I use a metallic piston head?
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How about a silent
head set?
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Is aluminum piston
more durable?
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Is Version 2
mechbox too fragile for M130 or above?
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Can I still use
the smaller batteries to power my upgraded mechbox?
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I want to hide my
battery inside the grip and the stock but the battery cells are
too big. What should I do?
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Chaining up your
batteries: Parallel VS Serial configurations.
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Newly added appendix, with
more techniques covered:
Safety precaution
Cutting wires
Tools you don’t absolutely need
Handling of screws
Ball bearings: how they work and why they break
Soldering techniques
More on battery configurations
Parallel configuration
Battery chargers
Steps needed for successful motor break in
Motor bushing break in
How does heat hurt the motor?
Adding torque to the motor Barrel length / FPS correlation and performance compensation The mechbox runs noisily on a new setup The switch plate has been burnt...
Cleaning of electrical contacts
Choosing wire: Stranded wire VS solid wire
AEG water resistance Troubleshooting mechbox electronics Troubleshooting a weak Hi-Cap mag Making your AEG quieter Do-It-Yourself Electric Motor Driven Hi-Cap Mag Achieving ultra high ROF Achieving ultra high ROF through piston teeth removal The sector gear delay loading chip Misfeed when using heavier BBs Why is One Way Piston Head preferable? |
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