AEG air seal 101 (nozzle and tappet plate)

[@Evan-eh9dd]

These mods are nearly pointless. The tube portion of the cylinder head and the lip on the nozzle are usually enough to hold the nozzle in place well enough. All that matters is that the nozzle seals against the hop rubber. Air will never flow backwards. It takes the path of least resistance. A very miniscule amount of air could flow backwards when it first reaches the BB, but this is nearly negligible and there's no point in putting work into eliminating that unless your system is severely flawed with mismatched specs, or entirely custom fabricated/modified or you are striving for the absolute best possible efficiency of your system.

[@lyleeewang]

I really like these kinds of topics.. thank you

[@DerKrawallkeks]

The Master is back!:) glad to see you still alive

[@wyz2285]

If all goes well I have quite some new stuff to show :D

[@DerKrawallkeks]

@@wyz2285 I learned something^^ i've never had an AEG myself

[@Sonic32084]

Great video. Good English. Thank you for the education and easy fixes.

[@mennovanmourik8341]

Clicked a rendom video, ended up here. Then I thought... I know that voice.. Tnx once again Y!!

[@maskagopnik152]

Hi, I wonder would you trim the v3 tappet plate fins as well for timing?

[@shawnjones7609]

Dude thank you

[@ThePOSM]

Great work!

[@jean-pierredoucet8328]

I think i have pme tappet issues. Its consistent betwen two joules. 1.5 or 1.33 .1 difference but its randomly 1.3j or 1.5 j. I full full stroke 13/1, with a 30k motor but i use a 7.4 battery

[@srDeltahunter]

Any news from your hpa engines?.

[@adriantricker8724]

Where does the C shaped piece go in the hop up exactly, is it cut so when it goes in the hop up chamber the edges touch? Thank you, am going to try this myself

[@wyz2285]

If you look into the hop up chamber, you will see the side where nozzle foes in is wider. The c shape of course should be as close as a circle once it's inserted. The idea is to make the inside of the hop up chamber uniforme with same diameter.

[@adriantricker8724]

Thank you