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Hi Snake, Firing 5 slugs, at full power, in rapid succession, from the GR-1 Anvil is not advised. It is possible to inadvertently exceed temperature limits on some components before the integrated temperature monitors can alert you to an elevated temperature. That being said - the unit is designed t...

We *DO NOT* recommend using higher mAh batteries in the GR-1.

Using over 3300mAh could result in over-current to the CQR chargers which could cause a catastrophic failure in the charging system.

Making low cost armatures is great, but some of us would be willing to spend the extra money on something that would provide a more stable flight trajectory. Granted, you did say the cost goes up "drastically," but for those of us with limited options the value of our lives doesn't exactl...

Yes, using an external iron/ferrite shell would reduce flux leakage but it is impractical from a manufacturing standpoint.

Hi Snake! This is the battery that's used in all the GR-1 models: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06XKL8GRR Unfortunately, the batch 1 and 2 models have a custom hard shell that requires assembly prior to use. If you have a batch 1 or batch 2 GR-1, please send an email to contact@arcflashlabs.com...

The manual says to use the HVFC60 below 25V input. Assuming that having an input voltage of 48V would make a DCDC converter faster and/or more efficient for use at 400V output, what needs to change to make it usable at 48V? The system would require a complete redesign to use at 48V. If you are inte...

JD3 - 51678 armatures are 131 grains, 51634 armatures are 110 grains

Mike Echo 3 - no plans for a vehicle mounted version at this time. For demo/testing model requests please email contact@arcflashlabs.com

Thanks!

Hi, I was wondering if there where a way to power this from a secondary source, without hurting the charging system? Yes, although this action will void your warrenty and we don't recommend it - the GR-1 can be powered by a 20-25V external power supply capable of supplying current of at least 30 Am...

I wouldn't recommend using a larger battery - the higher amperage could cause problems with the charger

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