we had a greylocks symbol at one point incase somebody needed flaming lol

It comfortably fits in the stock of a G&G RK-103 with tons of room to spare. I think there's enough room for a few sticks of jerky, a MOSFET and perhaps a glowstick.

This is a pretty impressively slim form factor for so much capacity and oomph.

I looked at that but the 11.1 version is too big to fit. ;)

Dat mAh..
I'm using a 11.1v 3200 mAh 35C lipo from team great hobbies (well I haven't shot it yet, but its sitting - waiting for the gun to be finished).

I currently run a Team Great Hobbies 11.1v 50C 3300mAh in my M16. Barely fits in the stock with the wiring. This is massive lipo overkill to be running on a mostly stock gearbox. But with proper shimming and tuning nothing bad has happened yet. Does about 20rps on the stock gears and motor using a Bravo III mosfet for control.

I'm also using a Team Great Hobbies 7.4v 35C 2200mAh in my ICS CXP08. It goes in a Cyma PEQ-2 battery box with room left over for your excess wiring. Haven't had a chance to run it in a game yet.

dat space station.

Why not just use one of these and crank your gear ratio up?

With a decent motor the 7.4 I posted will turn your gears effortlessly at pretty much any spring strength and any gear ratio.

BLASPHEMY!

High speed gears only work with 11.1v lipos. Nothing else :)

http://i.imgur.com/ChKXKwB.jpg

The poor 7.4v saddle pack looks so slim...

Yep, these are the Aspec batteries I am running right now, more power!!!!!!!!
Last a whole day in the cold no issues at all in my AK

That's... a massive battery, you know?

Edit: Any way to fit one of these 7.4v batteries in an external box, no way it'll fit in a G36c if I were to try.

You could try a KV stock.

Your mission, should you choose to accept it: M190, 13:1 ratio.

Going to try an M170, 20:1 ratio this weekend on a 1300mah 25C. LOL.

Hah. The problem with a build like this is that it's pretty useless/academic . Realistically at the places we play at with Maddog , an M140, maybe M150, is the upper range of what is going to be allowed. I'm pretty confident really high discharge batteries make high voltages superfluous .. I'm running into this myself. I have been toying with a ~500fps build that still is too high of a rate of fire to be reasonable, this with my 6.0/40+/2S. In light of this: Why waste the extra use of volume on volts when you could be optimizing for Amperes?

Counter challenge : find an unusually high discharge (150A) pack that's only one cell. Throw high speed gears, neodymium, a strong spring and all the rest at it . Conventional wisdom says we don't go there ... Why not ?

A cursory look at hobby king shows plenty of packs at 3.7V with monster C values. John, you know you're tempted to do the low rpm ultra diesel torque build of airsoft ;)

(and give it the fastest gear ratio on earth)

I would like to see someone try and wrestle a m190 into a mechbox without an explosion of parts, film it if you try. :)