What’s the perfect Rate of Fire (ROF) in your opinion?

[Noir]

Are they calling their hits? If not crank up the rps on the ol polarstar! But seriously I'd say higher teens to low twenties, I must be about 20rps.

My vfc pdw stock motor has enough bps for me, I think it's around 20. I wouldn't mind making the trigger a little more snappy though. I'm usually on semi.

snappier semi auto = higher ROF. cant have one without the other.

snappy trigger=

high torque motor+ 18:1-16:1-13:1 GEARS. 7.4V 25+c lipo or 11.1 if you wanna get crazy

Could you not just put in a mosfet to get a better trigger response? Or would I need the new motor(switching to a long motor or are there high torque short motors?) and gears.

Could you not just put in a mosfet to get a better trigger response? Or would I need the new motor(switching to a long motor or are there high torque short motors?) and gears.

mosfets will help with trigger response. but not much (assuming everything else internally stays the same) all a mosfet will do direct all the electrical current to the motor and not through the trigger switch.

high torque motors come in short and long type. You need to make sure your getting the right motor type for your AEG.

do you need to switch motors and gears for better trigger response? no. you can always just toss in a 11.1v lipo. but a AEG thats using a 11.1 will have more wear and tear as compared to a 7.4v.

Ya mosfet+11.1+upgraded spring= oh shit my guns on fire lol. Who puts plastic on the motor windings dam g&g.

[jsae]

I haven't checked my rate of fire, but I would like to have good trigger response.

high torque motor+ 18:1-16:1-13:1 GEARS

Maybe I need to add a high-torque motor to go with my 300% torque gears.

But first, how do I accurately measure my rate of fire?

[Pinoy]

I haven't checked my rate of fire, but I would like to have good trigger response.

high torque motor+ 18:1-16:1-13:1 GEARS

Maybe I need to add a high-torque motor to go with my 300% torque gears.

But first, how do I accurately measure my rate of fire?

1. Madbull or the old X3200 chronos measures rate of fire
2. some people records an audio of their gun shooting and open the audio file with some recording software. you can easily see the waves and count the spikes then calculate or get the average per minute

I have a chrono that measures BPS. remind me and ill bring it out next game.