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I spent a pleasant morning at Red Alert, making a couple of small (but hopefully useful) upgrades to my main Airsoft rifle (MTW). I changed the routing of the air line for the HPA engine, routing it out the back of the rifle, under the buffer tube, moving it from down the hand grip. I also replaced the stock grip with a grip containing batteries and switch, so that I can power the HPA engine with that, rather than needing to install a Li-Po battery each time. These were reasonably straightforward upgrades, and I was keen to do them myself - to get the benefit of the learning experience - but I was also very keen to do it around people who know what they are doing. I also wanted to borrow an armourer’s wrench, as I do not have one, and I so rarely need one that buying my own seems a bit pointless. Luck was on my side, as the upgrades went smoothly. I dropped a small spring at one point, and I did not know from whence it came. It turns out that it was a spring which retains the small pin which keeps the large rear metal pin in place - it is inserted from near the stock at the back of the rifle, through a small hole, which I uncovered when I replaced some parts to re-route the air line. Fitting the upper and lower receiver back together, with the new, shorter, air line in place was a bit of a pain, but hopefully I am not going to need to open up the weapon too often, having made these changes. Perhaps the next time that I need to change the hop rubber? But not each week as I did before, to insert and remove the battery. I took the opportunity to make a slight adjustment to my HPA regulator’s output, giving me an increase of about 10 feet per second, while hopefully keeping me sufficiently clear of the upper limit for this weapon that I don’t need to tweak it down again when I use someone else’s chronograph when I next play. Lastly, I re-zeroed my red dot, as it was slightly out. I was doing pretty well at the end, hitting with reasonable accuracy out to 70m, so I look forward to giving this a go in a game very soon.

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Compact header-only cooperative scheduler for Arduino-compatible boards. Procedural API, static memory, no heap allocation, periodic, delayed, posted and polling tasks, optional PARTED execution, a...