Foggatti looks nice on everything. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to get my hands on it. Going to settle with an AGA-T2 with a 3rd party Foggatti topcap.
Precise ELA Telescoping Mod by Super-T!
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Oh wow thats bad as
With the Foggy photoshop I see that 22mm attys will look good on it, as the main body is 22mm it creates a pleasing sort of symmetry... 
That's exactly what I think : ø24mm at the top cap, but with ø22mm tube is perfect for ø22mm atties and will even make them look thinner.
Perhaps a 1mm chamfer on the edges of the top cap would be a plus for a perfect and smooth match
Perhaps a 1mm chamfer on the edges of the top cap would be a plus for a perfect and smooth match
and i thought Blix was kidding ... about the DNA/ELA
but SuperT does have an Evolv connection (Kicklet) so it makes sense... although a module is going to add length to a tube...
It'll definitely add some size, but if its done right, it doesn't have to be that bad... By replacing both the top cap and bottom switch, a lot of space would get freed up. That woul allow the bulk of the DNA board to fit inside the ELA itself.
In theory, only added length that needs to be added would the size of the screen.
Hate to say it... Every time I see a Kicklet, I wander, how in the hell is this a better idea than a simple 15mm extension tube???
An extension tube would not have worked on Super-T Precise models, in which the kicklet was designed primarily for.
Impossible to do a bottom design extension due to the button setup of the Precise line.
A top extension tube would have minimized the internal diameter of the PV due to tight tolerances and its internal threading. So, no, Jas. An extension tube would not have worked.
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How do figure that? The extension tube could have the exact dimensions and wall thickness as the ends of the P+ body tube.
You're missing the point of the kiklet
Apparently... I'm just really hoping the DNA20 module doesn't have the same point.
modder from malaysia. you can find him on facebook, dayne ahmad
I myself always wondered why the Kicklet had to be so long, when the kick itself is so short. Not having a kicklet in hand I dont know what is inside to make have to need so much space. I think the idea of the kicklet is genius, but I just cant have my device be so long. If Im going to carry a "wand" around it better be able to do some really good magic
I just went to facebook and could not find him under that spelling.?
I myself always wondered why the Kicklet had to be so long, when the kick itself is so short. Not having a kicklet in hand I dont know what is inside to make have to need so much space. I think the idea of the kicklet is genius, but I just cant have my device be so long. If Im going to carry a "wand" around it better be able to do some really good magic
I agree 100%... But apparently that's not the point...
Imagine the thickness of a P+ tube with male threading on the outside...nothing left.
Ooo, had to edit...I just imagined it!
Sure, it could work beings the ends of a P+ are thicker, but it would look too funky for me!
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just copied and pasted and it was the first name that popped up. try this https://www.facebook.com/dayne.ahmad?fref=ts
I agree 100%... But apparently that's not the point...
The whole point of the kicklet was to keep an effective ground connection, be it to the Precise, or for that matter, other mods that would not be able to take an extension tube. Both ends of the kicklet are rhodium plated. By encasing the kicklet, the user would not have to remove it due to battery size variations.
There's a whole sub explaining why Dave chose the design he did. Apparently,it is buried somewhere, and I'm too tired and still at work to look for it. I apologize.
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