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Battery Question
I have a: 8.4V 1200 mAh large battery and am having troubles with it. I think it has developed memory and it wont hold a charge even enough to shoot. I know this may sound stupid but can I replace it with another battery from another gun as long as it has the same voltage and mAH?
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of course you can replace them... try freezing the battery in the freezer to reset the memory if you will
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99.9% of AEGs do not use a completely specific battery. Just get any 8.4v large battery, as long as it's not 1200mah, because that's a really low number for a large battery.
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Just to clarify before I purchase a new one so for example a "8.4V 3600mAH" batetr would work? Also are all the plugs the same, I have a WELLS R-8 by China Air.
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The higher the mAh the longer the battery will last. There are a few different types of connectors. Chances are it will fit. Most large batteries have the same connector.
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I prefer NiMh batteries because of they don't have the memory curse
I use this one in my TM AK47 and it's perfect. An 8.4 V 3300 mAh http://www.wgcshop.com/pcart/shopper...4V%20Batteries |
How does one recondition the battery with the freezer trick/ re memory?
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(I don;t know about the freezer, sounds interesting)
just discharge it properly after each game. you can buy a discharger, or wire electrical bulbs together to create a discharger. http://www.hrpdealer.com/images/rcea002.jpg |
1) If you get a new battery, buy a good charger. There is no point spending $60 on a battery and putting it on a shitty charger. The bbbastard NPT charger for $60 is good for airsoft. I've been using one with no issues.
2) That's a China made gun, and most of the batteries that come with China made guns are complete shit. You'll probably notice a performance increase when you put a good battery in it. 3) If discharging, check it with a multimeter and make sure you don't dischage the pack below 7 volts. Doing that to a Ni-Cad battery will kill it. |
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The chemistry of some batteries are affected by the cold. Over time Crystals form within the battery Cell this is the cause of "memory". The goal of freezing the battery is to break down these crystals. I don't know what batteries you can do this with (NiCd's or NiMH) but I do know that Li-Po should not be frozen. |
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