what is the best battery for the sr36c g36c

[mini-airsoft-dude]

the standerd battery it comes with is a 8.4 1600mah and alot of people said they dont last long so is there a better one to use that wont brake the gun ?

 

 

 

 

 

[Richard65]

Easiest solution is to buy a spare battery and swop them over at the lunch break (cost about £13). You can also buy higher capacity batteries which last longer e.g. 8.4v 3300mah. Many forum users like the component shop (link below)

 

http://www.component-shop.co.uk/html/8_4v_airsoft.html

[M_P]

To be honest unless you fire a ridiculous amount or something one of those should do fine for a day- though I definitely suggest getting a spare just in case, it's better to be safe than sorry.

[CES_williamson]

this battery is a good one but they run out after a while so buy a spare but to be sure i would buy 2 more to have 3 overall just in case there is a problem with one of the battery's this is a mini connector battery too make sure you dont buy any male large connectors because these wont fit your gun unless you buy a converter wire which are very cheap.

[mini-airsoft-dude]

ok thanks

[Tariq]

I run 8.4V 1600mAh batteries in my g36 and they last me at least 2 days of skirmishing before flat...

 

Just get a spare and it will do.

 

As to bigger batteries... they won't fit in the handguard remember

Mini type batteries (mini nunchuck are better) or go LiPo or LiFe

[Saltyyy]

Go 9.6V, you'll get a better ROF

 

When you have some experience go over to LiPo's, a 7.4V will do you fine, don't go 11.1V unless you have a Mosfet installed that will help cover trigger contacts.

 

LiPo's will give you better response time and ROF.

 

Also, switch over to deans if you can for better response, for a £2 and 10 minutes of soldering job, it's well worth it.