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Swiss Arms Programmable Drop-In Airsoft Mosfet w/ Burst Mode By Avocado

Swiss Arms

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SA3BURSTII
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$24.95
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SA3BURSTII Swiss Arms Programmable Drop-In Mosfet w/ Burst Mode
Was:
$24.95
$13.46

Description

SWISS ARMS PROGRAMMABLE AIRSOFT MOSFET /W BURST MODE

Features:

  • Size: 45mm x 17mm x 8mm
  • Manufactured By: Avocado
  • Drop In Solderless Design
  • Works with Almost Any AEG (Small Connector)
  • Need Adapters Or Plug Conversion To Work With Large Type Tamiya
  • Used with Batteries 7.2 to 12v NiMH or LiPO
  • Programmable Burst Mode (2 to 12 Shots)
  • High Voltage LiPOs May Shoot 1 - 2 More Than Programmed
  • Low Battery Voltage Detection
  • Make Sure You Have Space In Your Battery Compartment Before Ordering
  • See video below on how to program your unit!
Warning: We at AirRattle.com recommend all upgrade / repair parts are installed by a professional as additional upgrades and/or custom fitting may be required. It is the responsibility of the customer to ensure the part is compatible with their gun prior to purchase. We are not responsible for any damage caused during or after installation and are installed at customer?s discretion.

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Swiss Arms

    11 Reviews

  • Posted by Derek on May 6th 2016

    5

    Easy To Use

    Like it says, plug and play. Easy to use and works well.

  • Posted by Jonathan Morris on Jan 27th 2016

    4

    Great on a budget

    So I like them... But they need more information like how to set them up... I looked up you tube videos buy they're not all the same and some ppl just don't try to explain how they work.... Beyond that for 14 bucks I won't complain to much

  • Posted by Ian Morgan on Dec 23rd 2015

    3

    Great! Sometimes...

    This item works just as it is marketed to but only with a very specific battery and gun setup. I had to try over a dozen different guns and batteries to find one that worked reliably. Basically if your battery is a standard nicd/nihm rated below 1500-2000 mah it will not fire properly even when fully charged. This is due it seems to a built in "Low battery sensor". Unless you have large capacity nicd (higher discharge rate than nimh) batteries or lipos I would not recommend this product even on sale as it will not function without them

  • Posted by Aaron Boles on Dec 2nd 2015

    5

    Great Mosfet

    Works exactly like it should!

  • Posted by Rande Zuclich on Aug 3rd 2015

    3

    product is lost

    I can not review this product due to it is lost somewhere between Ohio and Orlando it never made it to me and now I have to wait a period of time before i can have something done about it. You guys always get it right but this time I feel like i am in this alone as how to fix this. I called you guys and you tole me to call back next Thursday cause you have to wait 10 days. I got thru to the Post Office and they said the same thing. so everyone is happy but me you have my money the post office doesnt really care but I am left without a product.

  • Posted by tim lampke on Apr 14th 2015

    4

    great

    does what it is suppost to but does not come with instructions to program it

  • Posted by Leslie Freiborg on Apr 11th 2015

    5

    worked exactly like it should !!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Super happy with it. Worked exactly like it was suppose to. Just make sue you have a battery that will fit into the stock. I had to do some modification because I was using RC airplane batteries. I just put a vecro mount on the side of the stock, use a smaller battery and it worked perfect.

  • Posted by Teresa Farley on Apr 6th 2015

    3

    MOSFET

    The product is awesome, dont get me wrong. But the Battery shut off feature is quite the deciding factor. Unless im using a 2000Mah 9.6 battery it wont fire, but other than that its amazing

  • Posted by Airsofter on Jan 16th 2015

    5

    Swiss Arms mosfet

    This Mosfet was easy to use. Just plug it in and your set. It didn't come with the programming instructions, but I was able to find it on YouTube