which type motor :S

[portermush]

hi all, im not sure if a thread like this has been made before, i couldnt find it.

im thinking of putting a systema motor in my mp5. as imnot an expert with aegs could someone tell me which shaft/size etc. i would need

EDIT: and can someone suggest one for amazing ROF :D

thanks you

MKE

[HunterAndy]

Re: which type motor :S

MP5 have long shaft motors, apart from that i'd suggest a high speed one, and a mosfet (if systema motor), and possibly a new pinion.

I'd assume you're wanting a highspeed set up with your mp5 anyway, not a torque one given the size of the barrel.

[portermush]

Re: which type motor :S

umm im not to sure about aegs as i said :S i was hoping to get really high ROF, i dont know what torque is please explain

sorry for acting so stupid

thanks

[Barny Hamon]

Re: which type motor :S

Torque is spinning power in relation to AEG's, you need high torque for high fps setups because of the stiffer spring.

[portermush]

Re: which type motor :S

ohhh thank you, ill think about

thanks for help

[DJ AoS]

Re: which type motor :S

Be careful if your putting a Systema motor in a normal AEG setup, the are very powerful and will prob strip a gear before long. They are designed for high end gearboxes with high speed gears etc in them.

You could try something like a G&P M120 or a Guarder Revolution even one of the new JG High Speeds will do around 20 rounds a sec

Other options for ROF are a 9.6 batteries, high speed gears etc..

[bigfish312]

Re: which type motor :S

speed setup:
Systema turbo motor, systema helcal highspeed gears, active breaking mosfet, systema highflow wires, element 7 tooth piston and 11.1v lipo.

awesome when it works but your piston life is only about 20k rounds if your lucky

swis chseesing pistons and short stroking can also help this but if you dont know waht you are dooing it can be catastrophic

[Frost]

Re: which type motor :S

when you say it will strip your gear box, how about a systema tune up kit, would it then be capable of baring it to a certain extent?


Frost.

[jagillham]

Re: which type motor :S

Considering the last post on this thread (before yours) was August.... I'd hope he'd have fixed it by now!