OXIDE
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Post by OXIDE on Dec 31, 2013 22:14:01 GMT -5
What is a good long lasting battery? What connector do I need? Thanks  |
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Post by Gimpalong on Jan 1, 2014 10:36:45 GMT -5
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OXIDE
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Post by OXIDE on Jan 1, 2014 12:53:26 GMT -5
Oxide, Dude, you need to search. Use google, use the forum search tool. The members of this forum are more than willing to help you out, but you need to at least show that you're putting in the minimum amount of effort. There are a lot of primers on airsoft batteries out there. I found these guides in two minutes by searching google. One of the many guides on YouTubeInfected's Guide to Lipos (great guide!)Guide posted on Airsoft RetreatI have searched the internet but I didn't come up with much. I am very new to airsoft and just looking for some advice. Thanks |
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Post by Puma1 on Jan 1, 2014 13:13:39 GMT -5
Here's a basic run down.
Voltage is power output, meaning the higher the voltage the faster your motor turns.
MAH is miliamps/hour, or how long your battery will last.
As you increase in MAH, you can get more shots off per battery charge.
As you increase voltage you'll get a higher RPS. If you go above a 9.6V NIMH/NICad on a stock gun you will break it.
Given the size of most g36 hand gaurds, you may be able to fit a 9.6V 1600MAH battery in there.
However, if i recall correctly, fitting it in did take some modification.
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Post by Bishop (Task-Force Nightmare) on Jan 1, 2014 14:12:22 GMT -5
If you go above a 9.6V NIMH/NICad on a stock gun you will break it. Not necessarily, using a Lipo doesn't automatically mean the gun will break. If you keep your guns internals well maintained then a lipo will have little effect on the internals. In my friends kwa g36c he fit a 11.1 1100mAh in the handguard, although it was a tight fit. I suggest using eliteairsoftbatteries.com then measuring the dimensions of the inside of the handguard, then comparing them to the dimensions listed on the website. Hope this helps. Cheers. Sent from my SCH-I535 using proboards |
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