01-18-2007, 09:35 AM
hmm not bad on your AC... well could you write down the full specs of your AC... we can then see why you are overheating... As far as i can see you are using atlas, macaque, S3 and queen... well try changing the queen for a radarless head because you have a back mounted radar... the RA radar will do fine.. try the S, S2, S3, S4 heads...and try these booster radiator generator setups for your AC...
Gull Fudoh Ananda - for me the most reliable but heavy. high condenser capacity will give you good hang time and make you OB Looooonggg... this is the coolest BGR setup due to the fudoh's low calorific value...
Gull Lotus Ananda - this is a lightweight BGR setup... low condenser capacity but it all depends on your piloting style... if you like to move around a lot and don't mind a small air time... the beauty of this setup is the big emergency cap...
Vulture2 G1 Ananda - this for me is like the Gull Fudoh Ananda BGR setup... lower condenser capacity but better recharge rate...
Vulture2 Magnolia Ananda - this is like Gull Lotus Ananda BGR setup... actually i have just started experimenting with this... and this is the hottest of all the BGR setups i have mentioned so far... this setup for me is core specific especially when you put it on an OB AC...
OB ACs need to stress on cooling but not too much because you do heat up when charging the OB.
BTW nice choice on the OB core... the Atlas is a good Core to start with in OBing... second lowest heat... with the right amount of speed and discharge heat and energy drain plus good energy and shell def... downside is no anti missile thingee like the UL or UL2...
if you want something like your AC click the link in my signature...
NB: just keep on experimenting with other parts... you'll get your best AC.
Gull Fudoh Ananda - for me the most reliable but heavy. high condenser capacity will give you good hang time and make you OB Looooonggg... this is the coolest BGR setup due to the fudoh's low calorific value...
Gull Lotus Ananda - this is a lightweight BGR setup... low condenser capacity but it all depends on your piloting style... if you like to move around a lot and don't mind a small air time... the beauty of this setup is the big emergency cap...
Vulture2 G1 Ananda - this for me is like the Gull Fudoh Ananda BGR setup... lower condenser capacity but better recharge rate...
Vulture2 Magnolia Ananda - this is like Gull Lotus Ananda BGR setup... actually i have just started experimenting with this... and this is the hottest of all the BGR setups i have mentioned so far... this setup for me is core specific especially when you put it on an OB AC...
OB ACs need to stress on cooling but not too much because you do heat up when charging the OB.
BTW nice choice on the OB core... the Atlas is a good Core to start with in OBing... second lowest heat... with the right amount of speed and discharge heat and energy drain plus good energy and shell def... downside is no anti missile thingee like the UL or UL2...
if you want something like your AC click the link in my signature...
NB: just keep on experimenting with other parts... you'll get your best AC.
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