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overkill1125 August 10th, 2011 15:01

King Arms Colt M4A1 lipo
 
I just got the KA M4A1 and it requires 9.6V Ni-mh twin type but I am inquiring about Lipo batteries.
I was told that the gun is not lipo ready and therefore should stick to 9.6V ni-mh and then I was also told that I can use a 7.4V lipo.
I am not trying to increase my ROF and I have no intention to prematurely wear out my gun. I just want a good battery and obviously lipo's are better then others.

A retailer told me that I should get the 7.4V Lipo and will be the same as if I use a 9.6V ni-mh and will not cause any problems.

Let me know what you think if I can or cannot put a lipo.

Thanks!

Before telling me to get AV, I already did. Been waiting for 2 weeks to have my profile updated. $&%#&(^%

MultipleParadox August 10th, 2011 15:25

There's no reasons a 7.4V Lipo would create issues
7.4V being lower than 9.6V, your ROF should decrease anyways.

Just be aware that you should at least have a "Lipo Alarm" to prevent over discharge/over-draw on your batt and that you'll also need a charger specifically made for Lipo (doesn't mean it must charge only Lipo, but at least Lipo)

sortie39 August 12th, 2011 01:41

be away from lipo if ur just a rookie, u might burn urself if improperly handled.

ThunderCactus August 12th, 2011 03:24

Use ELITE cell 9.6v NiMH batteries. I ran them before I switched to LiPo and they ran GREAT.
Only switch to LiPo if you NEED to. IE; if you need superior energy density, or more amperage.

You can check out cheapbatterypacks.com for packs

Boyso August 12th, 2011 17:43

+1 to Elite Cells.

I run 1 battery that is a 8.4V 1500mah and it's good for a whole game.

+1 to cbp.com too!

Styrak August 12th, 2011 22:35

It doesn't "require" a 9.6v. You can use an 8.4v just fine.

Eeyore August 12th, 2011 22:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by Styrak (Post 1516208)
It doesn't "require" a 9.6v. You can use an 8.4v just fine.

This is correct, a 9.6v will provide a higher rate of fire, but thats about it.

sortie39 August 13th, 2011 00:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by Styrak (Post 1516208)
It doesn't "require" a 9.6v. You can use an 8.4v just fine.


absolutely!

THe_Silencer August 15th, 2011 21:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by Eeyore (Post 1516212)
This is correct, a 9.6v will provide a higher rate of fire, but thats about it.

A higher quality 9.6 will provide better trigger response as well.


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