Ner Nstrike Elite Rapidstrike CS18

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To make this blaster even more battle ready, the Nerf N-Strike Elite Rapidstrike features not one, but FIVE separate tactical rails! With this many tactical rails you can easily customize your blaster to be your greatest asset in every blaster battle.

At the young age of 45 when I go out. I enjoy wearing a suit, dress shoes and tie. However, a few times throughout the year. My family and friends meet up for a night of laser tag and nerf battles. With a fully automatic system, the Nerf N-Strike Elite Hyperfire can fire darts at the incredible rate of 5 per second. One downside to the Hyperfire’s extreme blasting system is that it tends to get hung up on old, worn down darts and is likely to jam. However, it is evidently clear that the Hyperstrike leaves very little room for adding attachments while the Rapidstrike is all about customization. Are you ready to join the ranks of the N-Strike Elite? Grab a Nerf Rapidstrike. It’s been engineered on a whole new level. It has an improved flywheel design. It’s easily modifiable. The clip goes from 0-Empty in under six seconds. I’ve said it before, but… Sounds like an exotic car, doesn’t it? It’s now more true than ever. These blasters are just becoming more and more amazing. This one is currently my favorite blaster. Point blank, period. So grab an extra clip or two, and a bag of darts. Jump in and take the Nerf Rapidstrike for a spin. Nothing else can compete with this blaster. This is the top of the line. This is the standard for Nerf blaster primaries. It’s the pinnacle. That means it reigns supreme. And it’s notorious, it will crush you like a jelly bean. It’s bad!

The unique shape and design of the Nerf Hyperfire makes it an intriguing addition to your Nerf colletion. However, with a few modifications, the Hyperfire does not just have to be an addition to the collect, but rather could be a main exhibit. Read more about how to modify your Hyperfire in this article: Nerf Hyperfire Modding Guide: The best mods for your hyperfire?. Full-size microswitch with roller-lever or simulated roller actuator, 10A rated or higher, to fit FCG and grip internals (optional, but recommended) Despite this, and like other re-released Elite XD blasters, it features the same performance as its original counterpart.

Zombie Targets (Set of Two) for use with Foam Dart Guns, Gel Blasters, Airsoft Target, rubber band gun, foam dart target As far as differences go, there are plenty to choose from! For example, the two blasters vary greatly in firing range. The Hyperstrike has a 15 foot lead over the Rapidstrike and it even fires at a faster rate of 5 darts per second rather than the Rapidstrikes’ 3 darts per second. Note roughly where that wire meets the rear (negative) terminal of the lower flywheel motor. Strip insulation there using a knife and form a bend as shown. Find the sppropriate position of the next stripped spot and remove the insulation there as well. The full image gallery for RapidStrike CS-18 (Elite XD) may be viewed at RapidStrike CS-18 (Elite XD)/Gallery. Edit: I am seeing some RS rewires on the internet where people soldered wiring to the more convenient outer traces on the switch PCBs that are electrically connected to where I solder the wires. Don't do that. I have you soldering directly on top of thw switch pins for a reason - the PCB trace is a total joke for handling high currents and shouldn't be in the circuit.Vigilante (2013-06-22). Elite Rapidstrike CS-18, Vortex Revonix360 confirmed for Fall 2013 USA Release (Article). Basic Nerf. Archived from the original on 2013-09-15. Retrieved on 2013-06-23. Use flush cuts to chop off wire ends and solder blobs around edges of the two FCG switch PCBs. Do not remove the PCBs. Doing so removes support and insulation from the switch legs and makes wiring more difficult and reliability problems more likely. Was the pusher box installed? If it is not, the cycle control switch will remain up indefinitely, causing this symptom.

The RapidStrike is likely a spiritual successor to the 2009 N-Strike Stampede ECS, due to various similarities between the two blasters, such as its abundance of tactical rails, fully-automatic firing mode, and eighteen dart clip. First of all, there is a lot of talk about motor swaps. The 130 motors that come with the RS aren't too shabby. They play well with battery voltages near 7.2 or 8.4V and deliver quite practical performance. Plus, compared to swaps, they are free. Phillips screwdriver of any size that will not slip on external RS screws and fits into all counterbores on exterior of gun A note on batteries: You need an appropriately current-capable battery to make the RS perform and take advantage of the electrical upgrades we are doing here. I understand there may be a temptation to cut corners, but here that is a very bad idea. Here, we have more current-hungry motors than past flywheel gunsVoltage modification is also popular with the RapidStrike, to increase rate of fire and improve overall performance. Lead free solder is recommended for higher heat resistance and mechanical strength for reliability. This is not electronics work. If you use leaded anywhere, do not use it on the motor or switch terminals. Do NOT cut the wire ANYWHERE yet; leave it attached to the coil/spool. This goes for all rearwards-directed pieces of wire here; you will cut these to length later after connecting to more hardware.