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ShelledPants August 13th, 2008 16:17

*COUGH* Use 7.4v 1000mah LiPo batteries...

Mantelope August 13th, 2008 16:20

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Originally Posted by ShelledPants (Post 793495)
*COUGH* Use 7.4v 1000mah LiPo batteries...

Uh... Why? Even without modifications, you can still fit an 8.4V 1100mAh NiMH battery.

ShelledPants August 13th, 2008 16:22

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Originally Posted by Mantelope (Post 793501)
Uh... Why? Even without modifications, you can still fit an 8.4V 1100mAh NiMH battery.

Because a 7.4v 1000mah lipo can pull a spring at a similar rate as a 8.4v large battery. :)

EDIT: Higher discharge rate, far superior to 9.6v minis, with similar/better ROF and power. Smaller than a 8.4v mini.

Mantelope August 13th, 2008 16:37

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Originally Posted by ShelledPants (Post 793502)
Because a 7.4v 1000mah lipo can pull a spring at a similar rate as a 8.4v large battery. :)

EDIT: Higher discharge rate, far superior to 9.6v minis, with similar/better ROF and power. Smaller than a 8.4v mini.

Last I checked, high discharge Lipos were still pretty damn expensive, not to mention the need to get an entirely different charging setup. Even a 30C pack won't be able to push as much current as a good 2/3A NiMH cell. You can get an 8.4V 1500mAh mini pack for $23... what about a 30C Lipo?

ShelledPants August 13th, 2008 16:43

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Originally Posted by Mantelope (Post 793515)
Last I checked, high discharge Lipos were still pretty damn expensive, not to mention the need to get an entirely different charging setup. Even a 30C pack won't be able to push as much current as a good 2/3A NiMH cell. You can get an 8.4V 1500mAh mini pack for $23... what about a 30C Lipo?

http://www.hobbycity.com/hobbycity/s...0C_Lipoly_Pack

16.60 + shipping.

Lipo's have a lot of myths behind them.

You don't need 30C to push m120's, 11.1v 20C can push a M120 (400FPS, m4 length barrel) at 20-25 bbs per second and it's smaller than an 8.4v mini NIMH pack.

EDIT: I would like to state, for the record, that my battery knowledge comes from theory discussed on many airsoft/rcCar/rcPlane websites. I have no experience with LiPo batteries yet. I have ordered 2 11.1v 1600 mah lipo's from hobbycity, and they are waiting for me at my apartment for when I arrive on the 28th. I can give much better details then. :)

Mantelope August 13th, 2008 16:53

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Originally Posted by ShelledPants (Post 793520)
http://www.hobbycity.com/hobbycity/s...0C_Lipoly_Pack

16.60 + shipping.

Lipo's have a lot of myths behind them.

You don't need 30C to push m120's, 11.1v 20C can push a M120 (400FPS, m4 length barrel) at 20-25 bbs per second and it's smaller than an 8.4v mini NIMH pack.

EDIT: I would like to state, for the record, that my battery knowledge comes from theory discussed on many airsoft/rcCar/rcPlane websites. I have no experience with LiPo batteries yet. I have ordered 2 11.1v 1600 mah lipo's from hobbycity, and they are waiting for me at my apartment for when I arrive on the 28th. I can give much better details then. :)

I was always talking about how superior NiMH batteries are to NiCad, and dispelling myths about them that sustain to this day... I worry I'm becoming a hypocrite by bringing up old information about Lipos. The last time I personally checked Lipo prices was only a few months ago, and I couldn't find any high performance packs that would cost you less than a hundred bucks. The industry really seems to be taking big leaps and bounds towards production efficiency.

What can I say, you may still convince me that Lipos are the way to go =P

ShelledPants August 13th, 2008 16:56

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Originally Posted by Mantelope (Post 793527)
I was always talking about how superior NiMH batteries are to NiCad, and dispelling myths about them that sustain to this day... I worry I'm becoming a hypocrite by bringing up old information about Lipos. The last time I personally checked Lipo prices was only a few months ago, and I couldn't find any high performance packs that would cost you less than a hundred bucks. The industry really seems to be taking big leaps and bounds towards production efficiency.

What can I say, you may still convince me that Lipos are the way to go =P

I'm trying to convince myself too. Which is why I bought a few.

I really can't wait to get back to Toronto to test them out.

Judging from the videos I've seen though... They are absolutely awesome.

Google "KWA Lipo" and you'll see a stream of video's of 13 year olds playing with 30 bb per second guns. The trigger response looks insane.

Nicksthename August 13th, 2008 17:39

personally i would rather have the normal P90's

http://www.airsoftbattlezone.com/i/a...irsoft_gun.jpg

SDS_ShooterMcGavin August 13th, 2008 20:24

Personally I don't see how the P90 could get uglier.

Muffin August 13th, 2008 21:13

I'll agree that it does have an aquired taste that can either way for most, but I like them.

FOX_111 August 13th, 2008 21:38

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Originally Posted by SDS_ShooterMcGavin (Post 793770)
Personally I don't see how the P90 could get uglier.

Respect the P90, it own in CQB.
But I like them in original form with as little bells and wisles on it as possible.
:D

SDS_ShooterMcGavin August 13th, 2008 22:47

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Originally Posted by FOX_111 (Post 793855)
Respect the P90, it own in CQB.
But I like them in original form with as little bells and wisles on it as possible.
:D

I wouldn't know really, I've played one CQB game ever. I hate it compared to outdoors.

Nicksthename August 13th, 2008 23:41

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Originally Posted by FOX_111 (Post 793855)
Respect the P90, it own in CQB.
But I like them in original form with as little bells and wisles on it as possible.
:D

yeah i wouldnt want a P90 with all exterior add on's i like the normal stock p90's i wouldnt tinker with the exterior only the internals,, p90's look cool dont make it look ugly and even bigger !! the p90 basically is for CQB so dont make it bigger!!


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