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Styrak January 28th, 2009 23:47

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Originally Posted by kalnaren (Post 907206)
The review on Arnies stated that the E90 has a two stage trigger not unlike the AUG when the selector is set to full auto. Can you confirm that?

Not that it answers your question, but the TM P90 trigger is not dual stage.
However, it's very easy to squeeze off single shots without starting the cycle into a second shot (half-cocked piston, etc).

Crunchmeister January 29th, 2009 08:51

I don't think the trigger is really dual stage as on the AUG. The AUG doesn't have a fire selector and relies on the 2-stage trigger for semi and full auto. The P/E90 has a fire selector. But lightly depressing the trigger on full auto did set off only a single shot, whereas squeezing it all the way went full-auto. I could do this on the TM P90 I tried as well so don't think it's specific to the Echo 1.

kalnaren March 17th, 2009 20:21

Just got my E90. I don't think it's quite as solid as the TM (but pretty damned close) and the mags definetly aren't as solid, but considering it's about half the price, no complaints.

When set to full auto, the trigger definetly has 2 settings. About a 2/3 depress cycles the mechbox once (even when held, it does one full cycle), and a full depress fires in full auto. I don't ever remember being able to do this on the TM.

You're right Crunch, this thing is fun to shoot! One question though.. how the hell did you get the plastic flashider off? Mine didn't come with a metal one and I want to see if my supressor will go on it.

cbcsteve March 17th, 2009 20:36

Aww I was going to get one but hearing that its not 100% TM copy leaves my mouth a bit dry. But not too dry cause its not that bad seeing how you guys still find it good.

But the cheaper mags sounds really nice :)

The TM P90 I once had worked in the rain (light rain) in the forest which probably has enough moisture to mess things up but it kept on kicking. Though I admit the trigger didn't seem the same after, had to readjust and lube it. But it still worked like a charm

chaosnemesis March 18th, 2009 07:33

I've got both tm(outdoor setup) and echo1(cqb) and both have a 2 stage trigger.

The orange flash hider was screwed on with a small amount of clear glue (no idea of the type). I used pliers to twist it off. Chewed up the plastic but my box DID include a black metal replacement.

kalnaren March 18th, 2009 07:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by chaosnemesis (Post 942686)
I've got both tm(outdoor setup) and echo1(cqb) and both have a 2 stage trigger.

The orange flash hider was screwed on with a small amount of clear glue (no idea of the type). I used pliers to twist it off. Chewed up the plastic but my box DID include a black metal replacement.

It seemes everyone's E90 did include a metal flashhider.. mine didn't :(. I just stuck a SOCOM supressor on it for now. It looks decent enough.

http://i164.photobucket.com/albums/u...soft/p90_3.jpg

DethHead June 1st, 2009 20:40

sorry if im resurrecting an older thread, but does anyone know of a retail who actually orders these in??

Short Round August 20th, 2009 15:27

Sorry if I anger anyone by resurrecting this thread. Just wanted to know what battery I should buy to replace the less effiecent one it comes with

ShelledPants August 20th, 2009 15:29

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Originally Posted by Najohn (Post 1049424)
Sorry if I anger anyone by resurrecting this thread. Just wanted to know what battery I should buy to replace the less effiecent one it comes with

You can get 9.6v mini "J" batteries which will fit. <--- Wrong answer. Read below.

Crunchmeister August 20th, 2009 15:35

J battery won't fit the E90. The J battery is a 9.6V made with 2/3A mini cells and designed for the TM P90. Echo 1 have made a small adjustment to the internals of the battery compartment allowing the use of a side-by-side 9.6V mini battery, like the one that comes with it.

However, those aren't typically available. I would recommend going to www.cheapbatterypacks.com and build yourself a custom 9.6v 1500 mAh pack using Elite cells. It will cost about the same as a cheapo battery back would, but it's made with the best cells on the market and quality wiring and workmanship.

ShelledPants August 20th, 2009 15:45

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Originally Posted by Crunchmeister (Post 1049432)
J battery won't fit the E90. The J battery is a 9.6V made with 2/3A mini cells and designed for the TM P90. Echo 1 have made a small adjustment to the internals of the battery compartment allowing the use of a side-by-side 9.6V mini battery, like the one that comes with it.

However, those aren't typically available. I would recommend going to www.cheapbatterypacks.com and build yourself a custom 9.6v 1500 mAh pack using Elite cells. It will cost about the same as a cheapo battery back would, but it's made with the best cells on the market and quality wiring and workmanship.

My apologies, I was under the impression the Echo1 was a clone (body wise) of the TM.

Another solution would be to dabble with Li-Po batteries, a 7.4v is smaller than an 8.4mini and will have the same power as an 8.4v large.

Short Round August 20th, 2009 22:38

I'll try that

squeenix October 14th, 2009 21:06

Does anyone know where I could get one of these in Canada, the classifieds?

MoreToasties October 14th, 2009 21:15

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Originally Posted by squeenix (Post 1084091)
Does anyone know where I could get one of these in Canada, the classifieds?

Yep.

Theyre much more expensive than Krakens though.

squeenix October 14th, 2009 21:22

Before I decide to get AVed, do you know approx how much they cost in the classifieds?


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