Kivan12

So, I'm experiencing a battery red light issue too. To preface I also use the Midwest industries handguard and a couple small 7.4v 20C Nuprol lipos. Skirmished today in semi chilly conditions between 10-15 degrees and played in shady woodland. The gun would consistently go into safe mode with the red led flashing, swapping batteries would remedy the problem only for a few shots then go into flashing red led mode. Batteries are all balance charged and checked by the organisers for the health of the battery (all 90%> charge and healthy cells.) After doing some research during lunch mid game, the MOSFET manual states the batteries should be between 20°c - 30°c otherwise will sense low voltage or something and turn off the gun. The batteries and especially the steel handguard are very very cold to the touch. After leaving the batteries in my rear pocket and holding the steel handguard with bare hands remedied this problem for one round. Then back to going into safe mode, touching the handguard, cold as ice. Has anyone come across this problem, and have any advice for insulation, or maybe a different battery? really wanted this gun to be my reliable electric gun for winter with the nice Midwest industries handguard set up. Thoughts, feelings, condolences?