Airsoft Battery ROF BPM BPS Rate of Fire Test 7.4v 11.1v Lipo 8.4v 9.6v nimh
September 2nd, 2010
A test using the KWA KM4A1 demonstrating rate of fire between 7.4 8.4 9.6 and 11.1 batteries. www.trinityairsoft.com
September 2nd, 2010
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Why do you think intellect batteries are total crap??
@franklin9500 ok so your american? you payed i dunno $300 for your CA gun or more? ok and you are worried to run a 9.6 through it?
so in answer to your question. yes. your CA will take a 9.6
put it this way, i ran a 10.8v through my galaxy mp5k that cost £50. i still lives.
you classic army gears, piston, the whole lot, will take 12v easily, just dont do to longer burst
11.1 volt rof test *jaw drop*
Nice vid but I’m so pissed bkus I spent a whole bunch of money on a echo 1 g36c when I couldvr just got a kwa or a other rifel
could you put a 11.1v lipo in a jg ak47 tactical if you get a matrix turbo magnum motor without damaging other stock parts? (I want my gun to last at least a year, what do you recommend as the highest I should go?)
@VIPhiggz09 Not necessarily. If the 9.6v has a good enough discharge rate, then it will beat the 7.4v. In theory so should the 8.4, but I haven’t seen any 8.4s that can do it.
@SickAirsoftPaintjobz
For a JG, nothing over a 9.6 Volt, or a 7.4 LIPO.
@salomonST60 If you’re going up to 11.1v or higher you should get a mosfet, otherwise you’ll burn the garbage out of your contacts.
lolz all sound the same to me except the lipo 11.1v.
Even though the 7.2 LiPo has the same ROF as an 8.4 NiMH, does the LiPo have a faster discharge rate? Meaning faster response when I pull the trigger?
can i recharge a battery before it ends ???
please help fast i have a game tomorow xD
something was wrong with that 9.6v too slow should be doin 17
how long should be my first charge for the 8.4v 1400mAh?
how long the the first charge for a 8.4v 1400mAh battery?
@trinityairsoft
That’s a more than adequate test for ROF.
please tell me what is the discharge rate of the 7,4 v (its the number that follows the C leter) , and how many miliamps does it has.
thanks.
how would a 10.8 compare to the 11.1 lipo?
@p3la0 No need to discharge a NiMH, and if you try and discharge a Lipo it will catch on fire.
I’m not surprised with these results…the companies that cell Lipos give all sorts of numbers for what a lipo cell’s voltage is, and they can honestly call it a 7.2v -or- an 8.4v because a fully charged lipo cell is 4.2 v and you should stop using it at ~3.6 volts. Of course they pack 2 or 3 cells into most lipos.
@sixstringsuperhero man they are sort of the same the 10.8 is just a tad slower
hi trinity airsoft
how does the m4 handle the 11.1v lipo in it also how long will it last
11.1v sounds like a bloody lawnmower
@VIPhiggz09 A fully charged 9.6 volt battery has around 11 volts, you know, i admit i’m not an expert, but i have my doubts about a 7.4v li-po battery having a peak voltage of 11 volts.
what would be the best battery upgrade for a dboys m4?
KWAs must shoot slow, 9.6v 3600 mAh in my G&G shoots 24 rps.