Description
E-Shooter Flare Smoky BT Airsoft Tracer Unit Chronograph V900
The E-Shooter Flare Smoky BT (V900) is a muzzle-mounted tracer unit that does a great deal more than light up tracer BBs. As well as tracer and muzzle flash effects, it can produce a puff of smoke at the muzzle, measure the speed of every shot with a built-in chronograph and connect to a phone app over Bluetooth.
E-Shooter is one of the best-known names in airsoft tracer units, and the Flare Smoky BT sits at the top of its range. It is a strong choice for night games, filming and players who want their kit to look and sound the part, and the shot data from the chronograph is a genuinely useful tool for anyone who tunes their own replicas.
Effects and firing modes
A UK retailer listing for the V900 describes eight firing modes, which can be used on their own or combined. Named modes include flame (muzzle flash), tracer, tracer ratio and smoke. Tracer ratio is handy on high rate-of-fire replicas, as it lets you light up only some of your shots so you can still follow the stream without washing out the effect.
Smoke output is adjustable, and the same listing describes a modular, leak-resistant PCTG oil tank with a split-tank design that makes refilling easier. The listing also states that the unit is designed to keep its tracer output in step with replicas firing at more than 50 rounds per second, and that it works with both red and green tracer BBs, as well as gel balls.
Bluetooth app and chronograph
Bluetooth connects the unit to E-Shooter’s app, which is listed as controlling smoke density, lighting, tracer modes, chronograph readings and refill data. A built-in sensor sends shot data to the app, so you can see how consistent your replica is during a session or after a change of hop-up, spring or gas.
A site’s own chronograph remains the official check before play, but having readings on hand at home or in the safe zone makes tuning far quicker.
Build and power
The listing describes a CNC-machined aluminium shell measuring about 126 x 38mm and weighing about 105g. Power comes from a 740mAh rechargeable lithium-ion battery, listed as giving up to six hours of active use and more than three months on standby. A vibration sensor puts the unit to sleep when it is left still and wakes it again when you pick the replica up. The listed operating range is -20 to 60 degrees C.
Key features
- Tracer, muzzle flash and smoke effects (per retailer listing)
- Eight firing modes, usable alone or combined (per retailer listing)
- Adjustable smoke output with split, leak-resistant PCTG oil tank
- Built-in chronograph with readings in the app
- Bluetooth control through the E-Shooter app
- CNC-machined aluminium shell
- 740mAh rechargeable battery with motion sleep and wake
- Works with red or green tracer BBs (per retailer listing)
Compatibility
The thread size of this unit is not stated in the information we hold, so please contact us to confirm it matches your replica’s muzzle thread before ordering. Use glow-in-the-dark tracer BBs to see the tracer effect; standard BBs will still pass through but will not glow. Use E-Shooter smoke fluid made for the Flare Smoky series, and spare V900 split oil tanks are available separately.
Care and maintenance
Lithium batteries do not like being left flat. Charge the unit before you put it away and top it up every couple of months, even if you have not used it, so the battery stays healthy. Unplug the charging cable once it is full.
Use only the recommended smoke fluid, do not overfill the tank, and empty it if the unit will be stored for a long time. Wipe the bore of the unit occasionally to remove BB dust, which can dim the tracer effect, keep it dry, and check that it is screwed on firmly before each game.
Who is it for?
The Flare Smoky BT suits players who want the most complete tracer set-up available, from night-game regulars and content creators to technically minded players who will make good use of the built-in chronograph and app control.
Please note: Tracer BBs and smoke fluid are not included unless stated. Always wear suitable eye protection, and check that your site allows smoke-effect tracer units.
