Dischare at 10 is an heavy load... you should try around 5A
And DISCHARGING as nothing to do with battery capacity at all... it helps maximizing battery life.
Ni-Mh packs don't need to be discharged every time.
And READ the first tread, which is the FAQ.... everything you have just asked is in there.
*get the 3000mAh pack. 2/3A cells have a better discharge capability than A cells
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Originally Posted by Hectic
I Have An M4A1 Jingg Gongg Has A Mini Batt 8.4v 1100mAh
How do i find out the discharge rate 10 amps or 30?
i have modified the upper hand guard to hold the batterie and was thinling of upgrading to a
#2708NC ATTACK PACK: 9.6v NiMH 2700mah Airsoft Nun-Chuck Battery
Connector: mini Tamiya (Marui)
Cell: Sanyo HRAUX 2700mah A
Pack Size (LxWxH): 4.00"x 1.32"x .66" (each chuck)
Discharge rate: 10amps
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#E3016NC ATTACK PACK: 9.6v NiMH 3000mah Airsoft Nun-Chuck Battery
Connector: mini Tamiya (Marui)
Cell: ELITE 1500MAH 2/3 A
Pack Size (LxWxH): 4.62"x 1.32"x .66" (each chuck)
Discharge rate: 30amps
just dont want to hurt anything does the discharge rate affect anything besides the time the batt will last eg:more amps =less shots i also know that if i upgrade the spring later the 30 amps will be needed to cycle the gears
Thanks in advance for any help.
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