Mosfet Gate Titan V2 NGRS Expert Module Rear Wired

This Gate Titan V2 NGRS Expert Module rear wired MOSFET is an ingenious piece of technology that allows you to get a lot more out of your airsoft replica. It replaces the trigger contacts and cut-off lever with a system that has multiple optical sensors that allow you to set or add the following functions: 
• Trigger sensitivity
This rear wired MOSFET features five optical trigger sensors, which grant control over a large number of different trigger sensitivity levels. That trigger sensitivity can easily be adjusted. 
• Pre-cocking
A pre-cocked spring allows you to shoot slightly faster and this Gate Titan V2 NGRS Expert Module rear wired MOSFET has a convenient pre-cocking function. This means you can choose between five levels of pre-cocking.
• Smart trigger
The MOSFET features a smart trigger function, which contributes to a fast reaction time. That’s because it shoots the first shot with an ROF of 100%. Following shots are then shot with the pre-set ROF.
• Active Brake
Using the active brake function will force the piston to a stop in the forward position. This means it automatically eliminates unnecessary stresses on the gears and spring, resulting in a longer lifespan for these vital parts.
• Fire selector mode
You can use the fire selector to choose between the following modes: safe, semi-automatic, binary, burst, burst/auto, auto & semi ramping. 
• Low battery warning
As soon as the battery starts running empty, the motor will start vibrating with some regularity. This allows you to feel that the battery is empty, so you’ll know when to charge it or replace it.
• Battery protection
The Gate Titan V2 NGRS Expert Module rear wired MOSFET features a microprocessor that keeps an eye on the battery voltage at all times.
• Sniper delay
The Gate Titan V2 NGRS Expert Module rear wired MOSFET uses this function to allow you to meet the demands that certain airsoft fields put on their DMR players. You can set the pause after pulling the trigger from 0.2 seconds to a maximum of 3 seconds for the Advanced firmware and you can set it from 0.01 seconds to a maximum of 5 seconds for the Expert firmware.