Micro switch weights

[Dskize]

does anyone know or can you point me towards the info ..

shocker stock nerve board ,whats the micro switch pull weight **Edit** its 25g

virtue board , same question

DM6 / Proto , same again , **Edit** after some research on a replacement trigger switch I recieved from Dye they seem to be 80g pull weight.. can someone confirm..Jeff ?

even with a NXT shocker with a Trigger spring (stock NXT nerve board) I can get the trigger to double tap 3 out of ten (with a long pull and decent amount of spring tension), Ive never ever been able to completely get rid of this on any shocker I've ever owned and one domestic series that uses semi can have the odd marshall that will sit there for 20 Min's trying to achieve this to then ban the gun.

However I cant get it to happen on my DM6 or PM6 no matter how hard I try

I've used Tadeo board (with the CPF filters at max),virtue boards and stock Shocker boards to no avail..

any ideas as this is the next step ..swop the switch for a heavier pull one as I plan to use this marker all year so i need to pass all marshall tests

ta

 

[Fish]

i think the information is in the comparison table in john c's sig... could be wrong though

but its definately around soemwhere, ill source it out for you mate

 

[Dskize]

cheers , have done some research and I see a pattern forming..

 

[Fish]

http://www.zdspb.com/tech/mguide/shockersft/index.html

try taking a peek at some of the stuff on there

 

[Dskize]

yeh i have mate cheers

 

[Lovetone]

I believe switch wieghts are eithr 80g or 25g

I thought most if not all boards these days came with 80g switches to best combat MBounce these days ?

Im pretty sure you know this though

 

[Dskize]

im pretty sure you get 50g switches aswell and all the shocker stuff comes with 'featherlite switches for insane ROF !!!!!!!!!'

or in this case 'insane mechanical bounce!!!!'


its cool though , one soldering bolt, a band sander and a dye switch later and the problem seems to have gone away