Starlit Ocean – Electric Gel Blaster Rifle

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Product Overview:

The Starlit Ocean gel blaster is built around durable, colored parts machined from aerospace-grade aluminum, giving it a solid feel and a distinctive finish. A fire control chip provides consistent trigger response, while the built-in hop-up helps stabilize gel ball flight. Its metal gears, gearbox, and gear guide rail work together for smooth operation and long-lasting performance.

Features:

• Magazine-fed design
• Removable accessories
• Semi-automatic and fully automatic firing modes
• Motorized spring pressure magazine
• Fire control chip

Specifications:

• Firing range: 15+ m
• Weight: 1.5 kg
• Length: 75–85 cm
• Tested velocity: 68–70 m/s
• Tested velocity: 218–224 FPS (feet per second)
• Rate of fire: 38–40 rounds per second (RPS)

Standard Package Contents:

• 1 × Starlit Ocean gel blaster
• 1 × hop-up
• 1 × pack of gel balls (10,000 or 40,000 balls)
• 1 × rechargeable XT30 battery
• 1 × USB charging cable

Full Package Contents:

• 1 × Starlit Ocean gel blaster
• 1 × hop-up
• 1 × metal front and rear iron sights
• 1 × metal foregrip
• 2 × metal handguard panels
• 1 × metal RMR sight
• 1 × rechargeable XT30 battery
• 1 × USB charging cable
• 1 × pack of gel balls (10,000 or 40,000 balls)

Fire Control Chip Setup Instructions:

1. Set the switch to OFF. Press and hold the trigger for 5 seconds. After you hear three beeps, wait 2 seconds, then press the trigger twice in succession. Two beeps indicate that two-round burst mode has been activated. Press the trigger once more to exit programming mode, then switch to SEMI mode to check the firing mode.

2. Press and hold the trigger for 5 seconds. After you hear three beeps, wait 2 seconds, then press the trigger three times in succession to switch to single-shot mode. Press the trigger once more to exit programming mode, then switch to SEMI mode to check the firing mode.

If SEMI mode malfunctions: First use Procedure 1 to switch to two-round burst mode, then use Procedure 2 to switch back to single-shot mode to restore normal operation.