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TANK
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| Subject: lipo ready?  Mon Feb 27, 2012 9:23 pm | |
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Pandemonium
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| | Subject: Re: lipo ready? Mon Feb 27, 2012 9:32 pm | |
| - Panziekiller wrote:
- http://www.airsoftmegastore.com/400_FPS_COLT_Full_Metal_M4_CQB_R_RIS_AEG_p/cb-17934.htm
do you think this gun would be lipo ready?
lipo ready is a marketing term used to fool people into saying they have a strong gearbox. truth is ALL guns are lipo ready, but depending on the gun depends on how fast it will wear your gearbox down. so, no i dont think it is.. King arms FM and KWA FM are really the only "lipo ready" but even its really a risk! 9.6v is really the best option. | |
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Rogue Echo 1
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| | Subject: Re: lipo ready? Mon Feb 27, 2012 10:46 pm | |
| well... lipos need high speed gears, a nice motor, and decent wiring to work efficiently. | |
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Pandemonium
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| | Subject: Re: lipo ready? Mon Feb 27, 2012 10:57 pm | |
| - Rogue Echo 1 wrote:
- well... lipos need high speed gears, a nice motor, and decent wiring to work efficiently.
yes but the actual term lipo ready is irrelevant | |
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TANK
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| | Subject: Re: lipo ready? Mon Feb 27, 2012 11:02 pm | |
| i decided just to go with a 9.6 its cheaper and my gear box will last longer | |
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Rogue Echo 1
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| | Subject: Re: lipo ready? Mon Feb 27, 2012 11:03 pm | |
| - Pandemonium wrote:
- Rogue Echo 1 wrote:
- well... lipos need high speed gears, a nice motor, and decent wiring to work efficiently.
yes but the actual term lipo ready is irrelevant True true, technically all guns are lipo ready, some just last longer  1 second for walmart guns, 10,000's of rounds in higher quality guns | |
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TANK
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Pandemonium
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| | Subject: Re: lipo ready? Mon Feb 27, 2012 11:37 pm | |
| - Panziekiller wrote:
- i decided just to go with a 9.6 its cheaper and my gear box will last longer
thats the way to fly bro... trust me... thats what i run all day! | |
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Jester
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| | Subject: Re: lipo ready? Tue Feb 28, 2012 12:35 am | |
| - Rogue Echo 1 wrote:
- Pandemonium wrote:
- Rogue Echo 1 wrote:
- well... lipos need high speed gears, a nice motor, and decent wiring to work efficiently.
yes but the actual term lipo ready is irrelevant
True true, technically all guns are lipo ready, some just last longer
1 second for walmart guns, 10,000's of rounds in higher quality guns technically thats not true, there have been tests where walmart guns have been hooked up to car batteries and dry fired for 7 minutes without taking the finger off the trigger and they still run | |
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Xero Ryuu
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| | Subject: Re: lipo ready? Tue Feb 28, 2012 12:45 am | |
| instead, buy my full custom g36 that is setup for lipo  its upgrades alone cost more than that m4 lol  | |
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Pandemonium
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Xero Ryuu
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Rogue Echo 1
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| | Subject: Re: lipo ready? Tue Feb 28, 2012 8:57 am | |
| - Jester wrote:
- Rogue Echo 1 wrote:
- Pandemonium wrote:
- Rogue Echo 1 wrote:
- well... lipos need high speed gears, a nice motor, and decent wiring to work efficiently.
yes but the actual term lipo ready is irrelevant
True true, technically all guns are lipo ready, some just last longer
1 second for walmart guns, 10,000's of rounds in higher quality guns
technically thats not true, there have been tests where walmart guns have been hooked up to car batteries and dry fired for 7 minutes without taking the finger off the trigger and they still run WOW @_@ Now watch someone at the field have two walmart guns and a car up on their back. | |
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Pandemonium
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TANK
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Xero Ryuu
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| | Subject: Re: lipo ready? Tue Feb 28, 2012 6:48 pm | |
| Take a look at my for sale thread for parts and mod list and shoot me a pm about price | |
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