Ner Nstrike Elite Rapidstrike CS18

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In this guide, we are building a "front-wired" RS. In "front wiring", the battery leads exit the rest of the harness at the flywheel cage area. The only difference is how the flywheel cage's negative connection is handled and where the battery leads go. If you were to look at the Nerf Hyperfire and Nerf Rapidstrike blasters side by side, there would be no doubt that these are two completely different blasters. The speed of the RapidStrike's flywheels has two stages. The slowest stage occurs when the acceleration trigger is pulled; the second, faster stage occurs while both triggers are pulled. This cures the problem in other flywheel blasters where rapid fire decreases the flywheel speed and reduces range. The change in speeds can be heard when the clip is empty. The RapidStrike released early in the Philippines in May of 2013, due to the release error on the part of the distributor. [ citation needed] The RapidStrike is likely a spiritual successor to the 2009 N-Strike Stampede ECS, due to various similarities between the two blasters, such as its abundance of tactical rails, fully-automatic firing mode, and eighteen dart clip.

The full image gallery for RapidStrike CS-18 (Elite XD) may be viewed at RapidStrike CS-18 (Elite XD)/Gallery.

While the blaster is more likely to jam, when it does not, it launches darts over a truly elite distance of 90 feet!

In 2018, the RapidStrike was re-released with a new color scheme and additional accessories as the AccuStrike Series Stratohawk. Full-size microswitch with roller-lever or simulated roller actuator, 10A rated or higher, to fit FCG and grip internals (optional, but recommended) A note on batteries: You need an appropriately current-capable battery to make the RS perform and take advantage of the electrical upgrades we are doing here. I understand there may be a temptation to cut corners, but here that is a very bad idea. Here, we have more current-hungry motors than past flywheel guns

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However, it is evidently clear that the Hyperstrike leaves very little room for adding attachments while the Rapidstrike is all about customization. As its name suggests, the Elite XD RapidStrike claims to feature improved " Elite XD" internals, which boosts its overall firing power. It advertises an increased firing range of up to ninety feet in the U.S. (compared to the original Elite version's seventy-five feet), or twenty-seven meters in Europe (compared to the original Elite version's twenty meters).

Voltage: NiMH/NiCd: 7.2V (6-cell); LiPo/Li-ion: 7.4V (2S); other chemistries (LiFePO4, etc.): similar voltages

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There are hundreds of Nerf blasters available for you to choose from; however, it can be quite difficult to determine which blaster is the right choice for you. To make matters even more difficult, Nerf releases several new, incredible blasters every year. Alpha Trooper CS-12 • Firestrike • RapidStrike CS-18 • Rayven CS-18 • Rayven Stinger • Rough Cut 2x4 • Spectre REV-5 • Strongarm • Stryfe • Triad EX-3