AEG UN 6.03 Technical Information download pdf (Page 60)

Practical A.E.G Upgrade 2006

A softer but longer spring does have an advantage over a shorter but harder

spring. A softer spring imposes less initial load on the motor and should work

gently at 8.4V most of the time. A harder spring may require a very powerful

battery (such as a GP 3300 8.4V or a Sanyo 2000 9.6V) just to get started.

A very hard spring has the potential of breaking the internals. However, based

on our experience, as long as it doesn’t go over 400FPS (meaning the spring

should be hard but relatively short), even stock gears will survive (under proper

usage of course).

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