Sneak peak of the new Airdog airsoft MOSFET with active breaking

Well here just a quick picture that I snapped with my iPhone of the first completed Airdog MOSFET with active breaking. I just got getting them together and figured I would leak the info out here before they get announced on our site. Here are a few specs on them. They have the ability to handle 55 volts, they are able to dissapate 300 watts, and handle 80 amps Continuously. More info to come soon.

Sweet! Keep up the great work!

Cool . . .
Any ability to control modes?
(Would love one for the SPR to go SAFE/SINGLE/3-ROUND BURST)

Nice work Rhino!
The AIRDOG Mosfet is the first of many store produced products we will offer.
We will offer the Mosfets soon as part of our line up for upgrade service.
At the moment, only the active breaking module is available.
More informating regarding the performance of the Mosfet to be released soon!
Our techs will soon be working on the board design and coding for other features such as 3 shot burst.

Takfire wrote:Our techs will soon be working on the board design and coding for other features such as 3 shot burst.

AWESOME!!!

One more picture of the first batch complete.

Crankin' 'em out! By the way... nice shoes!

i want one

|337 wrote:i want one

They are in stock and ready to go!

These are the kind that reverse the motor for a split-second after each shot to stop the gears, right?

Basically since these arent computer controlled.... obviously the "split second" is just a figure of speech because the time frame is in the milliseconds. As Takfire said these are the first of many products I will be putting together. Computer controlled units with tons of features will be available in the future. I have used one of these for years on my TM G36.... Just a few results from testing have been...

1) Stock CA M16VN - 1100mah 9.6 with out mosfet was 16bps and with the mosfet 18.5bps
2) JG Dragon - M120, stock motor, 11.1 lipo, no fet 20bps with fet 22bps.

and on and on..... the normal increase in rate of fire is 2+ bps plus the benifits of active braking and saving your contacts. I can tell you with a big battery a FET is a must! Doing my testing with big batteries like my 12 volt 5000mah elite battery (actually 12.8 volts) and my 11.1 lipo (actually 12.4 volts) those contacts get burning hot with a 1-2 second burst without the FET.

Those look pretty sharp. I may have to try one of those out...as soon as I get some more mad money.

When you make a set of computer controlled/programmable modules you might want to also have a user friendly programmer written with it. For example, the user can change the Burst setting and amount per burst. the user could also put in trigger delays for semi auto if they were to be using it in a DSR or similar sniper rifle.

other than that, these are going to be great. say how 'bout i do a long, technical review on one of them and get to keep one on the house!

Thanks for the offer LoneWolf.
Electioneer has been slated to handle the video / technical reviews.
I will certainly let you know about other opportunities to test out AIRDOG Airsoft products!