Dan_W
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It does but you need pressure like 60 atm or something at room temperature.
green gas or Co2?
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Wow - welcome to Airsoft PhD physics & chemistry for trigger happy students
Think many things have a bit ore ooomphhh at first - getting really techy here with the terms...
When Batteries come straight off of charge they often have a bit more voltage in them
for a very short time....
Putting a test meter on a 9.9v life straight after taking it off charge was showing nearer 11v than 10v
But it was steadily decreasing on the meter by 0.01v and seemed to settle at about 10.08v
so then I said forget the observations and poxy study test crap - lets start shooting ffs
Think many things have a bit ore ooomphhh at first - getting really techy here with the terms...
When Batteries come straight off of charge they often have a bit more voltage in them
for a very short time....
Putting a test meter on a 9.9v life straight after taking it off charge was showing nearer 11v than 10v
But it was steadily decreasing on the meter by 0.01v and seemed to settle at about 10.08v
so then I said forget the observations and poxy study test crap - lets start shooting ffs
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baptiste121
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electricity is somthing i do understand..
batteries are always over by at least a volt due to DC current volt dropping over longer distances.. granted you may not get this in an aeg where theres probably less then a metre of wiring..
