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Just grabbed a 5.56 fast mag, 2x pistol fast mags
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9.6v but my son often runs with these on stock M4's, we have a few of them (vapex 1600's)I bought a Firefox 7.4 2300 mag lipo for £27. I went to the shop for mags because I was having misfeeds and the guy said my 9.4v nimah battery is sh*t and isn't powerful enough for the gun. I wish I knew this when I bought my gun but I can use sh*tty as a back up I suppose.
Not saying a 7.4v 2300mah lipo isn't good (use a 2200mah meself) but that guy might be talking crap, unless there was something actually wrong with it a 9.6v or 8.4v nimh is fine.I bought a Firefox 7.4 2300 mag lipo for £27. I went to the shop for mags because I was having misfeeds and the guy said my 9.4v nimah battery is sh*t and isn't powerful enough for the gun. I wish I knew this when I bought my gun but I can use sh*tty as a back up I suppose.
yeah i had a 2600 7.4, seemed to remember a whole day of skirmishing would bring voltage from 8.4 - 7.8. literally could use it for weeks without charging (although probably not too healthy for the lipo obviously)blimey, a 2300 will last a whole week of skirmishing!![]()
The guy seems to know his stuff and he said if the battery doesn't fix the problem he will give me a free mag so I'm willing to trust him no shop owner wants to lose cash. He was saying if it's too cold the battery can act up and it was a night game that the problems started and it was freezing. I think my old battery is might just be a bit shit. I just hope I don't have to run away and hide to try fix my gun next time I'm playing.Not saying a 7.4v 2300mah lipo isn't good (use a 2200mah meself) but that guy might be talking crap, unless there was something actually wrong with it a 9.6v or 8.4v nimh is fine.
7.4v lipo will however give you a slightly improved trigger response and have a much greater capacity for it's size.
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