Now that we've washed all the grease off the gearbox, we'll also need a new one to properly lubricate our gears. Despite the fact that it is adapted to work in airsoft guns, it is still quite delicate electronics that do not like dirt, especially on optical sensors. They will be required to clean the gearbox shell well before installing the ASTER system. When it comes to the materials we would need, I would definitely mention isopropyl alcohol and paper towels in the first place. A sharp knife and tweezers will also be useful, as well as a measure and files. The assembly process will be similar for the construction of the AK platform more or less from the moment the gearbox is removed.įirst of all, we need tools such as screwdrivers, hex keys, pliers and possibly punches. I installed the system in the JG608 airsoft gun, so here we have a v.3 gearbox prepared for G36-style airsoft guns.
Of course, a lot will depend on what replica you are working with. Certainly, how many service technicians, so many interpretations of this formula, so to be sure, I will try to describe here exactly the materials and tools that I used, so that you will find out for yourself which of them are basic and you cannot imagine the service without them and which are less obvious and maybe it is worth taking extra stock up. I always smile to myself when the assembly instructions for an element in the airsoft gun say that the necessary tools "do not include anything but the basic workshop equipment". So get your tools out, get your disposable gloves ready, and off you go! Tools and materials needed for work
Such a conversion requires a bit of experience, but should not be difficult for most home-grown service technicians. The lack of moving parts in the optical system will positively affect the durability of our replica. In addition to the basic functions, we will also be able to control many other parameters. Since we are already attempting such a modification, it is worth considering an optical system such as the GATE ASTER. I think that each replica should have at least the simplest system of this type. The exception to this rule is the MOSFET circuit for me. I am generally opposed to the approach to start altering immediately after purchasing them.
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