Yeah, that was one thing that had me kind of confused. Everyone on every forum says that as soon as you go with 11.1 Lipo you need a Mosfet. But LCT actually recommends it. So did LCT do something with their guns that magically removes the electric arcing problems, or do they know that their guns will still burn out after a while without a Mosfet?

Below is the link to the LCT recommendation.

https://lctairsoft.com/App_UserContr...600&Height=600

I hope to see you around. I've only been to Combat Pursuit but I want to try out Clarington Woods. Do you know of any other good fields in the area? And if you've tried both, which one would you say is better?

Arcing and burning are two different problems. As far as I know you can prevent the burning with thicker more massive contacts, but arcing will remain. Arcing isn't a major problem in my experience, but it might just be luck, or the fact that I never use massive lipos.

siege airsoft is the best.

CW is (or was great) weather permiting a number of us are heading to combat pursuit this saturday, ill be wearing an EMR helmet and using an RPK16. (helmet has patches saying C33)

I never tried Siege Airsoft but I'll check them out some time.

And I definitely won't be seeing you at Combat Pursuit any time soon. I'm not going out airsofting until I can go out without freezing my fingers off.

haha its not so bad, siege is the best field in the GTA, its indoor aswell so year round my guy. and no weenie rules. :), (no MED, no engagement distance, lower FPS limits (380FPS and semi only for most guns)

if you do feel up to it and bunch of us are heading to barrie paintball to play this sunday as CP will be closed on saturday cause cold.