JG M16 M130 Complete AEG Gearbox (Rear Wired)
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Description:
This is a complete Version 2 Gearbox from JG. It is wired to the rear, designed for the M16, and with the M130 Spring rating should shoot around 400 FPS if properly installed. Don't worry about upgrading piece by piece, JG has done all the work for you in one complete package. By getting the complete gearbox you've rid yourself of worrying about parts compatibility and function. This entire gearbox is made from and assembled by the same company, so you know they did it right.
Specifications:
Manufacturer: JG
Model: AEG Gearbox ( Rear Wired )
Package Includes: One (1) Complete Gearbox
- Airsoft GI recommends professional installation for this product.
- Motor is NOT included.
- Specifications
- Manufacturer: JG
- Color: Black
- Material: Metal / Polycarbonate
- Package Includes: One (1) Complete Gearbox
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2010-05-26
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You will need to tinker with it...
When i got the gearbox it said on the box that it came with a motor. ASGI said it didn't, so i wasn't disappointed when i got the gearbox and there was no motor. (though i think there should have been a motor with the gearbox.)
the gearbox is metal with metal internals, a plastic nozzle, (the reason i got a new gearbox, more on that later) and pretty cheesy wiring. Dont get me wrong, the wiring works fine, but you might want to keep that in mind.
Ok the reason i got this gearbox is because in my jg m16 (it uses this gearbox) broke. The reason it broke was two fold. firstly, i was using cheap bbs. DO NOT USE WALMART BBS. second, a friend of mine was using it and when it jammed he kept firing it instead of clearing the jamb. this broke the nozzle that pushes the bb into the barrel and directs air flow. I repaired it with a spare nozzle I had lying around, only to break it again, (still trying to figure out how) only when I went to repair the gearbox the second time i must have put it together wrong cause it was making weird noises and not firing properly.
Now for the actual gearbox:
when i put it in my m16 the pins that go through the gearbox and into the body of the m16 would not fit. The reason for this was the holes in the sides of the gearbox were not drilled large enough. It was a minor fix, but still, you'd think that they would have better quality control. I have not chrono'ed it yet, but it seems to be shooting around 350-380fps. RPM is fairly high with an 8.4v 1500mah battery but i have a pretty good motor too. All in all, I would say its an ok gearbox but you might want to go ahead and spend a little more and get a better brand gearbox.
Pros:
Metal
rear wired, (for m16. You will need the wire extensions from the m16 so keep those because this gearbox does not come with the wiring)
cheap
easy to install
Cons:
Needed a fair bit of minor tinkering (drilling out holes)
plugging the wiring into the wire extensions was a real pain. You might need to get some LARGE heat shrink tubing to secure connections.
its a basic gearbox. it will work but not the best by any means.
You will need to tinker with it...
When i got the gearbox it said on the box that it came with a motor. ASGI said it didn't, so i wasn't disappointed when i got the gearbox and there was no motor. (though i think there should have been a motor with the gearbox.)
the gearbox is metal with metal internals, a plastic nozzle, (the reason i got a new gearbox, more on that later) and pretty cheesy wiring. Dont get me wrong, the wiring works fine, but you might want to keep that in mind.
Ok the reason i got this gearbox is because in my jg m16 (it uses this gearbox) broke. The reason it broke was two fold. firstly, i was using cheap bbs. DO NOT USE WALMART BBS. second, a friend of mine was using it and when it jammed he kept firing it instead of clearing the jamb. this broke the nozzle that pushes the bb into the barrel and directs air flow. I repaired it with a spare nozzle I had lying around, only to break it again, (still trying to figure out how) only when I went to repair the gearbox the second time i must have put it together wrong cause it was making weird noises and not firing properly.
Now for the actual gearbox:
when i put it in my m16 the pins that go through the gearbox and into the body of the m16 would not fit. The reason for this was the holes in the sides of the gearbox were not drilled large enough. It was a minor fix, but still, you'd think that they would have better quality control. I have not chrono'ed it yet, but it seems to be shooting around 350-380fps. RPM is fairly high with an 8.4v 1500mah battery but i have a pretty good motor too. All in all, I would say its an ok gearbox but you might want to go ahead and spend a little more and get a better brand gearbox.
Pros:
Metal
rear wired, (for m16. You will need the wire extensions from the m16 so keep those because this gearbox does not come with the wiring)
cheap
easy to install
Cons:
Needed a fair bit of minor tinkering (drilling out holes)
plugging the wiring into the wire extensions was a real pain. You might need to get some LARGE heat shrink tubing to secure connections.
its a basic gearbox. it will work but not the best by any means.
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Compatible?
Will this fit in a G&G m4 gas blow back body?
3732 days ago Liam D
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(I have this same question)
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It may be able to fit 3730 days ago 0
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will this fit inside of a kwa?
kwa kinda has some weird fittings and i was just wondering this would fit
3938 days ago Dan T
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(I have this same question)
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This would not fit well in a KWA body. The 2GX gearbox works best with KWA bodies. 3938 days ago 0
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