Big enough battery pack?

[Crunchmeister]

I believe a 50.4V 5000mAh battery would cause the gun to implode on itself creating a mini black hole-like object that would suck in all clearsoft guns within a 2 AU radius... an attraction so strong that not even a Kraken could escape...

[Rumpel Felt]

Would this battery not have the potential to kill you if you went about it right??

[Styrak]

Nah, not enough voltage, or amperage, or something.

[Crunchmeister]

Actually, 5 amps is more than enough to kill someone.

[kalnaren]

5 milliamps at 30 volts is enough to be leathal. 5 Amps is more than enough.

[Amos]

I've been using this exact same battery on my stock kraken for years and it shows no sign of wear.

it's an excellent battery and I recommend it 100%

[Azathoth]

I believe 3 amps is lethal. Amps = death factor volts = ouch factor

[Bissa]

you could test this theory. what you do is, go to crappy tire, buy a clearsoft uzi, buy about 50 car batterys, and about 200M of fishing wire. connect the batterys in series, plug it in (find a way), rig the fishing wire to the trigger, go as far as the fishing wire will allow turn to face where the gun is and pull the trigger.

for best effects this should be veiwed with a high speed video camera that is being saved on your comp for later uploading for the rest of us at ASC

[mateba]

In theory you could probably get over 150rps with that. Hell, you could at least use it a weapon of oppertunity. "NiMH Kill!"

[Amos]

Originally Posted by mateba

In theory you could probably get over 150rps with that. Hell, you could at least use it a weapon of oppertunity. "NiMH Kill!"

METAL STORM... IN AIRSOFT FORM!

"BVVVT!!"

[Bender]

Originally Posted by Styrak

Hmm, I wonder if this would be big enough to power my M120...

http://www.all-battery.com/index.asp...OD&ProdID=1048

Most importantly it is on SALE!!!

[mcguyver]

Originally Posted by Azathoth

I believe 3 amps is lethal. Amps = death factor volts = ouch factor

4-10 mA is lethal. It causes defibrillation, that is often unrecoverable. Higher currents will stop the heart, but it can be restarted. But current has to get to the heart first. Current always follows the path of least resistance, and this usually leads it away from internal organs, but not always.

I'm an electrician and I can tell you that 12 amps off the neutral current on a 120/208V system hurts, hurts bad, but I'm still here. A fellow I went to school with was killed by the 15A 120V circuit in his house, using a pressure washer with no GFI protection. If you know what you're doing, even 347V is not likely to kill you. People die when they're careless, or untrained doing jobs they should not be doing.

Don't even get me started on allowing $8 maintainance men to change 347V ballasts in discharge lighting. We have to install disconnects for them to do it safely, so that someone doesn't have to pay $60/hour for a qualified electrician to do it. It's Code now, nationwide.

[Azathoth]

I wonder what it likes to be tazered. My friend has a 20000 volt one that I should give a swing on.

[mcguyver]

Grab on to the loose coil wire of a running car. 25,000V on a Ford will do nicely. It didn't knock me out, but I didn't talk right for a few minutes and I might have even pissed my pants. It's all a little foggy.

[Kos-Mos]

I find that this pack lacks runtime a bit...

I prefer to run these:

http://www.all-battery.com/index.asp...OD&ProdID=2138

So I can play all year long without thinking about my battery