While it's only an unconfirmed blaster until proven otherwise to me, the prospect of the Rayven CS-18 is attractive as a possible candidate for another LTX reshelling. I'll be following progress on all these new blaster announcements, but expect a close eye to be kept on the Rayven. The only thing that I'm trying to figure out now is what blaster to recase into it with only 4AA batteries in the blaster. Maybe I can figure out a higher voltage solution with some Trust Fires to get it up to 9 to be used for an LTX?
Nerf/Laser Tag Hobbyist with a tactical sweet tooth
Saturday, October 8, 2011
Possibilities for Rayven
While it's only an unconfirmed blaster until proven otherwise to me, the prospect of the Rayven CS-18 is attractive as a possible candidate for another LTX reshelling. I'll be following progress on all these new blaster announcements, but expect a close eye to be kept on the Rayven. The only thing that I'm trying to figure out now is what blaster to recase into it with only 4AA batteries in the blaster. Maybe I can figure out a higher voltage solution with some Trust Fires to get it up to 9 to be used for an LTX?
if all else fails, you might be able to do a bit of plastic surgery and port the battery bay to fit a 9v battery, I've done the same with my barricade, but the cover does bulge out a bit.
ReplyDeleteLight strike uses 4AA. Just sayin'...
ReplyDeleteIf this thing is real then I've found my next integration platform. The plan is to use a light strike pistol with a relay switch on the trigger for fully automatic fire.
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