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11 volts, Id say its a little high. It'll give you some crazy rate of fire.
Maybe shred some piston teeth, maybe not. Maybe chew up some gear teeth, maybe not.
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sounds like its not worth the risk then. ill just grab a firefox 8.4 1500mah stick instead
i liked the near instant response when pulling the trigger on semi when i tesed my lipoly battery in it
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June 10th, 2008, 04:15
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You can ask that kind of question on a new tread, as it does not bring anything to the FAQ.
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i was more worried about the gears as tokyo said. were talking kraken/cyma stock gears here
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Good guide/FAQ. I use a 9.6V 1700 MaH and I get a good rate of fire and it lasts the whole day. If you are looking for a good battery, get one like mine.
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Just to make sure, I have a FireFox 11.1V 1600mAh 15C Li-Po battery and a FireFox 12.6V 1A Li-ion Charger. So you're saying that it should be fully charged in an hour? Also, I think I did something really bad because I charged it for about 8 hours for the first time and also used my TM Battery Discharger to discharge it completely after I was done using it. I have not charged the battery since the first time, so should I scrap it and get a new one?
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Li-Po's should not be discharged, especially not down to nothing.
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So is the suggested time of charging any Li-Po battery fully is 1 hour? Can I play a full days worth of gaming if I charge it for only 1 hour?
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I had a 7.4v 20C 1600mah lipo in my M4 with a Magnum Motor/Hi Torque Gears/380fps spring, and I lasted two 4 hour games at TTAC3, and a 6 hour game at FlagRaiders before charging: Sure, the battery was low, but still above the over discharge limit. I do not run a disconnect circuit, but I suggest that you should, it's less of a safety hazard and more about protecting the battery.
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ok guys I need help here..
I bought an airsoft with a Ni-Cd battery but its cheap so I want to buy a Ni-Mh, the problem is I don't know if my actual charger(black square thing,wall power supply) will be good to charge my Ni-Mh.. I read on the charger but its not written if its a Ni-Cd or Ni-Mh charger.. here what its says: Class 2 power supply Model:YXD08402501-18 INPUT: 120V AC 60Hz 90 mA OUTPUT: 8.4V DC 250mA C UL US so do you think it will charge an Ni-Mh battery(same voltage 8.4v)? |
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The thing is I dont want to spent much more money then I already paid for all my airsoft stuff.. do you think my ''transformer'' can actually charge an Ni-Mh?
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worth it to buy???
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