Hola q tal

Agradecería que los más versados en el tema me aconsejen en cuales serían las mejoras progresivas a introducir en mi Autococker 2003, empezando ( supongo) por un Black Magic y acabando en el KIt WPG WorrBlade. Estas mejoras tienen que ser, como ya he dicho, progresivas ( presupuesto underground )


Muchas gracias a todos

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http://www.zonapaintball.com/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.cgi?board=Marcadora;action=display;num=1080538003;start=4

Saludos

pues para el q le interese........

he encontrado en el foro de WPG una posible respuesta a la acuciante pregunta q reza el título de este hilo....
Espero q al dueño de tan bellas palabras no le moleste q las reproduzca...
Extraido de www.wgppress.com.
De 3xX's WorrLock

Upgrade List:

1. Electronic Hopper
This is a very necessary upgrade. Unless you plan on playing pump/stock, then you need to have an electronic hopper. Electronic hoppers will prevent chop shots, as well as keep your rate of fire streaming. There are many different Electronic hoppers to choose from, all varying in performance, shape, ball capacity, feed rate, and dependability. Electronic hoppers vary in price, anywhere from $25-150.
2. Barrel *Kit*
Many people will shoot to get a barrel as their first upgrade. I can understand the thinking behind this, however, most barrels which come stock on all Autocockers™ are very well crafted and perform exceptionally well (including the stock non-ported barrels.)
With that said, there are plenty of high-quality barrels and barrel kits to choose from. Barrels/kits are made of different materials, honed to different specifications and qualities, ported & non-ported to suppress sound, rifled, etc. Barrel kits will allow you to change the bore size of a barrel with a control back, and even change the length of your barrel. Barrel kits will solve problems of mismatched bore sizes. In all, these factors need to be taken into consideration when purchasing a barrel or barrel kit. Barrel/kits will vary anywhere from $15-200+
3. Spring Kit
This is perhaps the most overlooked upgrade out there. A spring kit is the cheapest upgrade you can get, and will also be one of the best upgrades you will ever invest in. Spring kit will allow you to change the tension of your main & valve spring. With the proper tensions, you can setup your Autococker™ to pinch paint. In addition, you will increase efficiency, consistency, and velocity. Spring kits should be one of the first upgrades for any Autococker™ owner. Spring kits run around $8-12.
4. Bolt & Detent
Today's bolts are made of all different materials. Delrin/Delron, nylatron, rubber, stainless steel, aluminum, etc. Today's bolts also include increased air inlets, recessed o-rings, open faced & venturi faced bolts, and even spring bolts. These factors provide many features such as self lubrication, anti-chop, increased air flow, light weight to decrease the cocking mass, etc. Bolts will carry a price $20-50.
Detents are also made of different materials. From wires, to rubber nubs, to stainless steel ball bearings, to delrin. Materials such as rubber & delrin provide a safe non-damaging resistance when coming in contact with the bolt. Detents are quite cheap and run $5-15.
5. Inline Regulator
In most cases, people like to upgrade their inline regulator. The inline reg controls the amount of PSI which enters the marker. A majority of all the inline regs out there work in the same way, with the exception of a few. Only a handful of them get the job done correctly. Those few are able to withstand high rates of fire with limited drop off. Most high performance regs are adjustable to allow you to fine tune your marker. Other knick knack features of regs include swivels which allow you to set the air line in a convenient location. Depending on quality and what not, inline regs will cost $30-120.
6. Pneumatics
Pneumatics, one of the most diverse upgrades. There are countless Pneumatic upgrades. 3-way/4-way, LPR (low pressure regulator), and RAM are all part of the pneumatic system of the Autococker™. Each has a purpose, in which they work to cycle air. The 3-ways out there all provide many different qualities, such as external adjustment, quality finish inside and out (degree of honing and polishing), and of course style and looks. The LPR (low pressure regulator) comes in many different sizes, shapes, colors, and qualities. You should look into a regulator which is adjustable (allows for fine tuning), easy to maintain, provides constant pressure to the RAM, and one that fits your taste. LPRs run anywhere from $35-90. The last pneumatic part is the RAM. The RAM works to contract and retract the back block, allowing each paintball to load. RAMs also run in different sizes, colors, shapes, and styles. They key factors when looking into a RAM is the quality finish inside, in other words, the smoother the insides, there will be less friction, resulting in a quicker snappier and more efficient cycle. RAMs run from $25-55.
7. Valve
The valve is a very important part of the Autococker™. It controls the air flow that projects the paintball. There are many aftermarket valves out there. Many of them don't provide a sufficient performance gainer. The stock valves and Orracle valves have been known to work quite well, in fact better than most aftermarket valves. So those thinking of upgrading their valves, do some research before buying a valve. In my experience, I have only come across one aftermarket valve which has shown significant change in efficiency. Remember that in addition to using an aftermarket valve to increase performance, the valve spring and main spring *spring kit* tensions need to be set at their optimal tensions. The valve should be the last upgrade, should you decide to upgrade it.

3xX

Hola.
Mejoras para una Autococker.....
Te lo digo en una palabra. Trasformala en una Aquacocker.
Y de que se trata... jejeje
Mira te cuento:
Ram de alta velocidad de carga, quick valves para una mayor velocidad de disparo, doble regulador delantero uno para ram y otro para sistema de disparo, Sistema de disparo neumatico y no mecanico como el de serie, Selenoide delantero en vez de la valvula de tres vias, empuñadura con electronica racegun con programacion por gatillo, palm o PC. Front para alojar el mecanismo ,otroenoide para el sistema de disparo y gatillo de doble accionamiento.
Y tu te preguntaras que se consigue con esto?. Pues muy sencillo hacer de tu autococker la mejor marcadora de bolt cerrado muy superior a una e blade.
Precio¿? 580€ montado y testeado. Uffffffff es una pasta pero tambien es lo mejor.
Un saludo
Cacho

Gracias amigo Cacho.

Pues la verdad es que estoy interesado en el "upgrade"   que me comentas.
Ahora mismo este desembolso no me lo puedo permitir pero cuando cobre la doble.... ya te dire algo.

Un saludo desde Tarragona