Just announced is a PolarStar Mobile App called Polarized which will help users of PolarStar products, especially their EPAR series and Fusion Engine HPA gearbox to make calculations in configuring their Polairzed airsoft guns. The app costs US$2.99 at Google Play, though we highly recommend that they make it free for their customers.

You can get the app At Google Play or check details at the PolarStar Airsoft Facebook Page.

"Got a new PolarStar but don't know how to tune it? Need to know what rate of fire you are shooting at, or what FPS you need to set your gun at to shoot according to a fields joule limit? Not a problem! Ever want to save multiple FCU configurations so you don't have to remember them? This app gives a clean and easy way to do everything related to your Polarstar airsoft gun.

Dedicated airsofters and PolarStar users are integral in the development of the Polarized app, without them, this would be nothing! As development continues on Polarized, they continue to help us and give us the valuable feedback we need to make this app better for you!

Countless hours of testing, calculations and retesting went into this app and it isn't done yet!

Features

• Save FCU settings! One of the most requested features from P*!
• Rate of fire calculator. Input your settings, and find out how fast your gun is shooting. Also useful to see your actual ROF vs how fast your mags are feeding.
• Joule calculator
• Poppet Dwell calculator

Future feature list...

• Improve poppet dwell calculator, needs to be more specific across all fps/barrel lengths.
• Joule chart generator
• input barrel length, PSI and nozzle to give fps.
• input target fps with barrel length and nozzle, will tell you what PSI to run at.
• input target rof@fps, with X barrel, Y nozzle. will give fcu settings/PSI.

***DISCLAIMER***
Due to the nature of the PolarStar system, every gun is a bit different, and every gun 'likes' a little different settings. This app will help you get close to those settings. Ideally they will be right on the money, but this is not always the case."