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Old 01-19-2006, 03:41 PM
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has anyone figured out how to get more kv from the hobby guns yet ?
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you beat me to this thread.. i have wondered the same thing.... im gonna download a schematic of my unit and see what can be done.
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i ges know one has been able to do this yet ?
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i ges know one has been able to do this yet ?
Chuck? Is that you?

Apparently none that have lived to tell us about it
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Don't mess with the electrical innards of these guns. There are high voltages involved. You may get hurt.

If you want a higher kv see our new high power gun - very popular.
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Don't mess with the electrical innards of these guns. There are high voltages involved. You may get hurt.

If you want a higher kv see our new high power gun - very popular.

These products are engineered to work at a certain voltage...Messing with that will only lead to problems. If the output of this gun isn't enough then you have outgrown it, and it's time for a new model.
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www.vishay.com BG1972-6123-010 check this part no. on the web site.

got any ideas?? Fabian
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