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Post by Koko on Mar 30, 2009 11:50:10 GMT -5
Will it supply enough juice to pull an m150 for a day? And will it fit in an M16 full stock?
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Post by Thor on Mar 30, 2009 13:18:59 GMT -5
I believe the answers to that should be yes, and depends on the stock and shape of battery. You may have to dremel out some of the inside of the stock, and also unscrew the buttplate to get the battery in the stock.
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Post by Koko on Mar 30, 2009 13:34:31 GMT -5
Shape of battery will be standard clunky battery. If I have to I can just permanently house the battery in the stock.
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Post by kajunkerspunk on Mar 30, 2009 14:07:11 GMT -5
I recomend if your going with that high of a voltage just get a 11.1 lipo. There smaller than a small type 8.4V so there isn't the trouble of not fitting in the stock. You get much better preformance with a lipo. I've seen how big a 10.8 can be so if pay a little extra for a lot more I do it.
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Post by Overkill on Mar 30, 2009 16:48:15 GMT -5
I recommend if your going with that high of a voltage just get a 11.1 lipo. There smaller than a small type 8.4V so there isn't the trouble of not fitting in the stock. You get much better performance with a lipo. I've seen how big a 10.8 can be so if pay a little extra for a lot more I do it. LiPo's are cool and all, but if you're trigger happy you will run into a few issues: your battery WILL get HOT, and (I don't know how long these the LiPos last these days) with such a dramatically decreased size there probably wont be as many mAh's. But then, you could always get more than one! You probably aren't that trigger happy though if you were looking at such a high voltage gun for an m150 spring, so a LiPo is probably the way to go. |
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Post by kajunkerspunk on Mar 30, 2009 16:53:57 GMT -5
Lipo's do last a while. My 1600mah lasted an entire SFOD game. Yeah they aren't for trigger happy people. I use mine for the trigger response. It's just a suggestion.
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Post by Tollis on Mar 30, 2009 17:41:08 GMT -5
10.8 should be fine. You could get a LiPo if you want to pay a lot more for a new charger. I would just go the standard NiCad/NiMh route though.
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Post by Koko on Mar 30, 2009 20:07:15 GMT -5
LiPo, while being an option, probably will not happen. mAh is too small and the battery too dangerous to justify it.
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Post by skull1 on Mar 30, 2009 20:46:52 GMT -5
10.8 should be fine. You could get a LiPo if you want to pay a lot more for a new charger. I would just go the standard NiCad/NiMh route though. Actually lipo chargers are in the $35 range which is either in the same price range as several regular smart charger or cheaper. |
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