On the other side of the left shell is the battery tray, and nearly all of it needs to go to fit a LiPo. First things first, rip all the terminals out with pliers. Be careful not to stress the plastic too much. The rest of the plastic webbing and the front wall can be trimmed away with a combination of flush cutters, end-nippers, and a hobby knife. The result should be a smooth compartment that won’t rub against your battery and a convenient hole in the front to feed your XT-60 connector through.

The blaster is designed with a contoured grip that fits comfortably in your hand, providing a secure and stable hold during intense battles. The placement of the controls, such as the acceleration trigger and the reloading mechanism, is intuitive and easily accessible, allowing for seamless operation in the heat of the action. Weight and Balance Now we’re starting to assemble our mod parts. Set your switch with high temp hot glue or epoxy putty, once again making sure that the midpoint of the switch lines up with the midpoint of the shell. After the glue cools, press-fit your trigger extension into the existing rev trigger and test for smooth travel. Set aside the assembled rev trigger to install later. To understand where the NERF Elite 2.0 Motoblitz Blaster stands among its counterparts, let’s compare it to other blasters in the NERF lineup. For the longest time, Nerf enthusiasts have wanted to mount a second blaster in front of the main blaster – a Masterkey, if you want to borrow the military parlance for the secondary shot used to breach doorways. This has varied from simple, extra shots (the Crossfire, which attached to Nerf tactical rails) to full-blown secondary blasters sitting up front. In the latter case, popular choices included mounting a Roughcut or other shotgun-like blaster under a Recon barrel, which is attached to a Rayven.The NERF Elite 2.0 Motoblitz is a game-changer in NERF blaster technology. This powerful blaster offers two modes of play: the air-pressurized “Airblitz” action and the motorized semi-automatic firing.

You may also want to remove and set aside the mag release because it's likely to pop out while we’re modding the blaster (and indeed, while we close it up). Duo DS-2 • Eaglepoint RD-8 • Motoblitz CS-10 • Operator DB-2 • Prospect QS-4 • Ranger PD-5 • Spectre REV-5 • Tetrad QS-4 Zajímavost: Šipky ze spodní pumpovací hlavně jsou vystřeleny všechny najednou, tj. všech 6 šipek zasype nepřítele ohromnou salvou. MOTORIZED BLASTING: Launch 10 darts in a row with fully motorized blasting! Power up the motor with the acceleration button and pull the trigger to blast each dartTrim away all the webbing inside the battery door as marked in sharpie here. Just cut it flush and trim or file down any rough edges left by the snips. The Motoblitz Blaster provides an excellent range, allowing you to hit targets at a significant distance. Its shooting range can extend up to 90 feet, providing ample coverage on the battlefield. Additionally, the blaster offers multiple shooting modes, including single-shot and rapid-fire modes, allowing you to adapt your strategy to different scenarios. Ergonomics and Comfort Blast with the power of airblitz action or motorised mayhem! The NERF Elite 2.0 Motoblitz blaster features two ways to fire darts, giving you flexibility and tactical advantage in NERF games. Well, we have already shared the magic of the Flipshots blasters with the Flip-32, and you’ll be pleased to know that the Flip-16 features the same innovative “Flip” technology, turning a simple 8-shot, front-loaded blaster into a concealed 16-dart powerhouse!