
- description
BLINC draws more from its supply than the older boards do — it is running a radio as well as the firing electronics — and its yoke is built for that rather than being the same part with a different label. Fitting the standard MTW yoke in its place is the sort of thing that appears to work on the bench and then misbehaves at 25 rounds per second.
Because BLINC is app-controlled, its failures look different too. A dying yoke tends to show up as the rifle dropping its Bluetooth connection under fire rather than as a dead trigger, which sends people chasing a phone problem that is really a contact problem.
Keep the two yokes separate in your spares box. They are similar enough to mix up and different enough to matter.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Fits | Wolverine BLINC Bluetooth FCU on MTW and Article Series |
| Function | Power transfer to the BLINC board |
| Sold as | Complete yoke assembly |
| Not compatible with | Standard MTW contact yoke applications |
| Manufacturer | Wolverine Airsoft |
Frequently asked questions
Can I use the standard MTW yoke? Not advisable. BLINC has its own yoke for a reason and the standard part is not a substitute.
My BLINC keeps dropping its connection — is this the cause? It can be. A poor contact under load shows up as dropouts before it shows up as a dead trigger.
Does it fit the Article Series? Yes, the Article rifles share the MTW grip and yoke arrangement.