Nemesis Magnet Tip

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You can use 2 magnets and increase field strength by adding a nylon washer under the bottom Magnet. I used a 2mm washer. This will keep the switch feel light but support the heaviest tanks.
You are simply bringing the magnets closer together Before Firing.

No need to open the center hole in the magnets. Magnets stay below the pin once everything is assembled. The pin stays in alignment with the Delron section and acts as a lock to keep the button from free spinning.

Remove pin........if it hasent fallen out while disassembling. Install magnets reassemble everything without the springs.
 
that is an awesome tip !!!

thanks @Alex

Yeah it is, I just spent the last hour machining a nylon washer, because I didn't have any around here. And then just sanded it to the required thickness. So far it's working like a bomb now. And my pinky finger muscles can take a break :p

With a fully loaded Russian 91% it's not auto firing.
 
i reverted back to the springs a couple of weeks ago and im happy with it, also fully loaded russian doesnt auto fire.

i might give this a toot when im sick of the springs
 
Also, after buying the aluminium tubes, my nemi feels a ton lighter. Although (not yet) probably more prone to scratching.

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Thanks @Alex . Will get mine tmrw and the magnets when the fasttech order arrive . Cant wait to try it
 
Thanks @Alex . Will get mine tmrw and the magnets when the fasttech order arrive . Cant wait to try it

Two of the ten magnets from ft broke while I was handling them. Hope the ones I installed don't decide to crumble while I'm using the mod.

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Two of the ten magnets from ft broke while I was handling them. Hope the ones I installed don't decide to crumble while I'm using the mod.

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One tip, just slide them apart.

I was using 2below and 1 above for the last week. But when I opened the switch earlier today I saw that one of the magnets was broken. That prompted me to go looking for another solution. To be honest though, prior to installing the magnets the spring was doing a fine job.
 
I couldn't find magnets anywhere so I just popped a stronger spring in and bam! No more accidental firing!

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I got 3 magnets in mine. Al 3 are working against each other. So the middle one is just floating in there. Much stronger than 2. Smoother than the spring for me.
 
I got 3 magnets in mine. Al 3 are working against each other. So the middle one is just floating in there. Much stronger than 2. Smoother than the spring for me.

I'm curious as to how that works?
 
need to buy some magnets to try that out tomorrow ;D
 
Bas
Basically the bottom and middle poles are the same, +vs+ and the middle with the top, -vs-.

I'm a bit slow tonight, great tip :)

Just tried this on the Brass Nemesis :rock::rock:
 
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