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Quote: Sergey_new_pcb at 02:44:46 Sun Feb 10 2013

Three years!!! (http://bb.bbboy.net/straferbbmachinegunownersgroup-viewthread?forum=10&thread=2174&postnum=450 -- note the date it was posted).

Congratulations to all regular visitors and boards owners. Thank you.

Lets keep it rocking folks!!!

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It can take up to 24vdc, it has adjustable rate, from 400rpm to 2000rpm, in 200rpm increments, and it has an adjustable pulse duration, or dwell, and it has an adjustable burst, from single shot, up to 10rd, and full auto.

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hey all
i think its time to upgrade sergeyboards.com hes a super busy guy so i need your help to give me the new specs to his boards and any other info i might need k like some new pics and youtube links or should i make a new thread for info any hel will be greatly appreciated

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Wow, three yeaars, darn time flies by.

Congrats Sergey!!!

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Three years!!! (http://bb.bbboy.net/straferbbmachinegunownersgroup-viewthread?forum=10&thread=2174&postnum=450 -- note the date it was posted).

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Ari Ari Mahn, welcome Belgique!

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Welcome Belgium!! .....hey! that rhymes!!! :lol:

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Belgium is with us now :smile:

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It should take 2 weeks, or maybe a day or two less. That's one advantage to buying from Ray, it won't take nearly as long, 2 or 3 days, tops. It's a big planet, after all.

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That's real good news!

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Thanks Gentlenem.

OK, the boards are sent, Ray will get them in 2-3 weeks.

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Quote: Sergey_new_pcb at 17:45:41 Mon Jan 21 2013

Good news for those who fear to send money to another continent for someone they don't know personally.

I'm making another batch of boards for Ray, you'll be able to buy them at www.drozdmax.com soon.

Or those who just don't want to wait on shipping.

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Thats a great idea that will facilitate your time, build customer confidence and give you more time to work on other projects. My hats off! Thank god thats all right now :?P

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Quote: Sergey_new_pcb at 17:45:41 Mon Jan 21 2013

Good news for those who fear to send money to another continent for someone they don't know personally.

I'm making another batch of boards for Ray, you'll be able to buy them at www.drozdmax.com soon.

Excellent Sergey!! Good for you, .......and ALL of us!!

Ray is great to deal with here everyone. ...My endorsement.

I love this forum!

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Don't forget, soo is Sergey! If any of you are hesitant about sending money orders, i'll vouch for Sergey in saying he's very trustworthy too!!

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Quote: Sergey_new_pcb at 17:45:41 Mon Jan 21 2013

Good news for those who fear to send money to another continent for someone they don't know personally.

I'm making another batch of boards for Ray, you'll be able to buy them at www.drozdmax.com soon.

Excellent Sergey!! Good for you, .......and ALL of us!!

Ray is great to deal with here everyone. ...My endorsement.

I love this forum! :tongue:

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Quote: Mickael at 19:18:29 Mon Jan 21 2013

Hi Sergey

Do you know when he is getting them, perhaps this week or next? He told me about 3 weeks and that was almost 2 weeks ago ..

Also what is the exact max voltage limit on your pcb boards?

24V

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Hi Sergey

Do you know when he is getting them, perhaps this week or next? He told me about 3 weeks and that was almost 2 weeks ago ..

Also what is the exact max voltage limit on your pcb boards? [1 edits; Last edit by Mickael at 19:21:43 Mon Jan 21 2013]

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Good news for those who fear to send money to another continent for someone they don't know personally.

I'm making another batch of boards for Ray, you'll be able to buy them at www.drozdmax.com soon.

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I absolutely love my "blue board", that was well worth the effort. Big thanks again, to Sergey, for so graciously accomidating my request. I don't know if he still has any more blue displays, or if he will come into any more in the future. I bought those myself, and sent them to him. I got a "sample" minimum of 10 pieces, from the distributor, to get those blue displays. Get while the getting is good.

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Dubb, looks good. Better than the elder pics I remember.

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Very cool DUBB!

As for the red display, I'm sure you of all people (military) know why red filters on flashlights are used for tactical reasons??

Well anyway, blue, red, purple, green... filters can be added to reduce brightness for tactical reasons I guess.

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I sure as hell am a crappy photographer. Well, I geuss I can't expect to be perfect at everything, all the time. But here is how mine looks, now.

The blueboard is awsome, couldn't be more pleased with it. The blue display doesn't put out as many lumens as the red ones do, it's not as bright as the blue power led, either, but goes with it very nicely. The blue display doesn't say "HERE I AM" like the red ones do at all. It's discreet. And that is a clear plexi window. [2 edits; Last edit by DUBB at 03:04:00 Fri Dec 21 2012]

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Quote: camracer at 14:36:00 Thu Dec 13 2012

Yeah that IS a good idea DUBB.

I think my way might be quicker to install?? Maybe not. I have a new BB mag I have yet to put the Nichibo motor into. I'll try your method to compare.

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I bought a 10mm, and a 12mm drill bit, I know I used one of those to make super quick work of it when I did GD's mag for him. It sure was a lot less trouble than enlarging the hole with my dremmel tool, like I did when I did mine. "Like buttuh..."

Also: I used an ordinary table fork to remove the pinion from the original motor, I just slipped the middle tines under the pinion, and pried it off. To set the pinion on the new motor, I opened up my vise really wide, held the pinion on the end of the shaft, with the whole thing in the vise, and gave it a squeeze. It pressed right on. I think the original one was glued with something, but the fit to the new shaft was plenty tight that it required no glue, or anything. Hell, I had to press it on in my vise. I cut the shaft down with my dremmel tool, but another way that might do it is to connect the motor to a power supply, and run it, then put a hacksaw blade or maybe the edge of a file to it, and let the motor cut it's own shaft. I took some time when I did mine, but I did GD's, the second one I did, in just a few minutes, really. It was short work the second time I did it. I'm sure I can do it in 30 minutes, now. The fork is a really good trick, as the pinion is a bitch to remove, and the fork made it really easy, slide it in, and pry it up. The fork will make contact with the pinion on 3 sides, and can't slip, or anything. You might have to do it in 2 moves, the second requiring that something be placed between the fork and the motor, to get it to lift the pinion high enough to clear off the shaft. You would do that opposite of

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Yeah that IS a good idea DUBB.

I think my way might be quicker to install?? Maybe not. I have a new BB mag I have yet to put the Nichibo motor into. I'll try your method to compare.

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Quote: camracer at 15:25:48 Tue Dec 11 2012

Nice work ACD! The motor install really isn't as complicated as you make it sound. But you did bring up some points that everyone will need to address installing the Nichibo.

Here's my install I originally posted. All I needed to do was grind the screw post as shown here a bit:

Then reposition the electrical connector out of the way that you see in this photo:

The motor fit right into perfect position for me (I've done this twice with two of my mags).

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I think if you dont do this, you need to do some plastic grinding to get the larger nichibo motor to fit inside. As well, the motor shaft axle pin whatever you wanna call it the part that spins lol is much longer on the upgrade motor. I thought you would have to cut it down to size, but its better you dont in case you bungle things up like I did at late night.

No need to cut the shaft. Also I would NOT recommend heating the output shaft to set your pinion gear. Heating the shaft could melt the output shaft's plastic bearing just inside the casing.

Best thing to do is drill out the pinion gear's hole to just slightly smaller than the Nichibo's shaft and press the gear onto the shaft. I did this a 1/4" socket as the press tool (I actually tapped the gear on this way with a small hammer). Mine are pressed on firmly enough that if I tried to hold the gear in my fingers and start the motor, it might take the skin off my fingers before it could slip!

A very good point about the polarity. I know very well what I am doing with my mags

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Quote: drozddave at 23:37:20 Tue Dec 11 2012

By the way, I havent had to adjust the clutch on mine whatsoever....it works like a champ!!!
No pun intended

I don't recommend you mess with the clutch (that part with the friction plate and spring/adjustment nut). Unless you really know what it does and how to adjust it. If you tighten it too much, you will put too much strain on the motor, too little and it will not feed bb's efficiently.

The clutch is there to "save" the motor. When the bb feed is full, the motor should still spin the gears until the "timing" is done. It really isn't "rocket science". Although, it needs to be tight enough to feed, but slippy enough to allow the motor to spin when the feed is "full". Do NOT lube it! I'd suggest you leave it be.

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Yaaa I wouldn't recommend it either. Theres no real change happening with that side of things anyways. It worked before, should work after.
But both ACD and I had binding issues after the Nichibo motor was installed.
I would suggest messing around with how you mounted the new motor if your having troubles...rather than messing with that clutch.

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Quote: drozddave at 23:37:20 Tue Dec 11 2012

By the way, I havent had to adjust the clutch on mine whatsoever....it works like a champ!!!
No pun intended

I don't recommend you mess with the clutch (that part with the friction plate and spring/adjustment nut). Unless you really know what it does and how to adjust it. If you tighten it too much, you will put too much strain on the motor, too little and it will not feed bb's efficiently.

The clutch is there to "save" the motor. When the bb feed is full, the motor should still spin the gears until the "timing" is done. It really isn't "rocket science". Although, it needs to be tight enough to feed, but slippy enough to allow the motor to spin when the feed is "full". Do NOT lube it! I'd suggest you leave it be.

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I googled it, that shit is impressive. It bonds as soon as it's deprived of oxygen...

but at $50 a bottle, i'll just stick with my contact cements and epoxies, lol

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Quote: freeman34 at 03:27:04 Wed Dec 12 2012

what's this "space glue" that canadians talking about?

Quote: drozddave at 23:37:20 Tue Dec 11 2012

By the way, I havent had to adjust the clutch on mine whatsoever....it works like a champ!!! It just took a washer...for some reason...reason still unknown, wedged between the inner side wall and the motor to have no issues with the sprockets binding as they were before...very weird..neways it worked for both mine and ACD...so who knows??
I think actually ACD is correct in that its keeping tight up to the next sprocket with no slip room. Maybe these motors work well under pressure!!!
No pun intended

Its Called "The Last Glue"
I found it at one of those booths at a bike show. I never usually buy things from those silly stands, but this guy and his Crazy glue intrigued me a little. Well its been a few yrs now, and i still have some.
It also came with this "pixie dust" called The Last Fill...it basically gets sprinkled over the glue if you need to repair holes, cracks, re-bond....and it dries instantly.
You can sand it, paint etc...
I must admit, it was pricey..50 bucks. But the value was there. I prob wont need to buy anymore for a while still. Im sure i would have spent that easily in stupid tubes of crazy glue that barely even works.
The trick to "The Last Glue" and bonding things is the less you use the better. And the area needs to be clean but somewhat roughened up.

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what's this "space glue" that canadians talking about?

Quote: drozddave at 23:37:20 Tue Dec 11 2012

By the way, I havent had to adjust the clutch on mine whatsoever....it works like a champ!!! It just took a washer...for some reason...reason still unknown, wedged between the inner side wall and the motor to have no issues with the sprockets binding as they were before...very weird..neways it worked for both mine and ACD...so who knows??
I think actually ACD is correct in that its keeping tight up to the next sprocket with no slip room. Maybe these motors work well under pressure!!!
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