AUG 2 ASG replica with AA batteries + Ultracapacitors

Опубликовано: 15 Июль 2026
на канале: SzymonHawlicki
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Another episode with ASG in the first place, namely charging R6, AA Ni-MH batteries with a nominal capacity of 1900mAh. You will probably ask why such batteries, I will answer, I was aware that I would not use the replica on a daily basis and that the excitement phase would end and the equipment would lie unused for years (that is why it was not charged for 2 years in +)
Most cells dedicated to replicas require maintaining a given voltage for storage, and when the voltage drops below a given threshold, the cells begin to degrade, I do not want that because buying a replica itself is expensive and buying batteries every now and then does not add up financially, that is why I decided on such a design.

The approach to the replica itself is to obtain the greatest possible precision and the most silent operation of the replica. That is why many modifications are made in this direction, as I remember, from 2 meters you cannot hear that a shot is being fired.

Timeline:

0:00 - 0:54 Introduction
0:55 - 2:42 Start of loading and explanations
2:43 - 4:05 Previous modifications
4:06 - 5:18 A bit about loading and modifications
5:19 - 6:36 What needs to be done and improved

Current episode made with:
Synco - G1L - microphone
IPhone 8 - Audio and video
Editing - iPad 9

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This is not an instructional guide so please do not copy, I make many mistakes that can cost life or health, it is recommended to have the work done by a qualified specialist.