Hi guys I have a daystate mk3 just wondered how they are regulated? Meaning are they mechanical or electronic. Also has anyone fitted a heliboard on their mk3?
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Daystate Daystate mk3 question
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3 versions were made of the MK3 daystate.
Standard .. Electro firing system .. 12 step power programing. No reg
FT / Delux ... Electro firing system .. daystates own regulator design. early version IIRC still had the 12 step power programing, later version I recall being 3 step ?
Standard .. Electro firing system .. 12 step power programing. No reg
FT / Delux ... Electro firing system .. daystates own regulator design. early version IIRC still had the 12 step power programing, later version I recall being 3 step ?
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Just saw this thread. I was searching the net about this gun as I just found and purchased this relic today! I have owned most of the Daystate electronic guns but never seen a MK3. Can't wait to test it out this weekend. Scott does this work like the Air Wold CDT system? Looks like a fairly early model # 256
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Never fooled with a CDT, but W/O the LCD display it becomes a switch on with trigger squeezed, count BEEP tones to select the level wanted in the programming & again trigger pulls in selecting specifics. Turn off and settings get saved.
* ONE MUST have access to a owners manual or a copy of it to grasp what beep count equals where in the levels you are and what to do once there
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