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August 30th, 2005, 14:13
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P90 J-shape Battery mod tool up for borrowing!
Well, I just got this new battery for my P90 to power my new spring better (150%), and to give me a better ROF. 9.6v 1700mah. Well, I followed the guide on arnie's site (http://www.arniesairsoft.co.uk/artic...0_battery.htm), I did the proper cuttings and all. I just don't know how to get the fuse holder to fit in, I can't get it into anywhere without compromising room for the battery.
On another note, my charger has an output of 200mah, and I used arnie's calculator on how long I should charge my 1700mah battery for, it said 8.5hours, simple math really. I charged it up for that long, but it didn't get warm or anything at all. I read somewhere else, that you should keep charging your battery until it gets warm. When I used to have my 600mah mini's, I charged them up for 3hours, they always got warm. Is there anything wrong here? EDIT: Read my post below
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August 30th, 2005, 15:54
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Convicted Hacker
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I don't think it's possible to fit the fuse and fuse holder with the J battery in there - I don't have one and it's very tight as it is.
Nic
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August 30th, 2005, 17:26
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Fuses are for little girls. And even then that's not a good rule: the girl in your avatar? No fuse.
re: your charger. Output is output, if it's genuinely working at 200mah, you're charging it properly. Ideally they shouldn't get warm at all if you slow charge. |
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August 30th, 2005, 19:05
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Ah, alright, how might I go about just taking out the whole fuse and turning it into normal wires?
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August 30th, 2005, 19:07
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Time to invest in a digital peak charger, you will not regret it.
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August 30th, 2005, 19:57
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Ok, I found out how to remove the fuse
"Since new battery has bigger current draw. The fuse must be removed. Cut the cable and remove the fuse. Reconnect the cable by soldering." there wasn't any pictures to show me exactly what it should look like, does anyone have a picture of their job?
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August 30th, 2005, 20:07
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For long term I'd recommend solder. Just strip a few mm off each end of the wire, solder. Add some shrink wrap beforehand if you want a nice clean job, otherwise electrical tape is adeqaute. |
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August 30th, 2005, 20:11
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(picture is missing)
Last edited by Tankdude; November 14th, 2006 at 18:34.. |
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August 30th, 2005, 21:23
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Ok, I did just what you said Hojo, and it works great. I then tapped the wires to the sides of the mechbox and only let the part where the battery connects show. So the battery goes all the way in now. I do have one problem though, I can't close the cover all the way. I've shaved off all the extra crap on the P90 backboard. I just can't seem to get the cover all the way up, and it takes some effort too, I really have to push on the cover to move it up to where it is. I don't really feel safe with that much tension on the backboard, I don't think it will hold out in the long run.
.......and no, those are not mouse feces on the ground, P90 backboard shavings =P.
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August 30th, 2005, 22:16
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I had the exact same problem until I cut the ridge away on the inside of the battery compartment which will buy you another 2-3 mm. Closes nice and easy once removed...
You can see the ridge looking into the end of the battery compartment but the trick is getting a tool to fit down there. I bent an xacto blade to an almost 90 degree angle and attached it to a long handle. Took about 10 passes to score the base of the plastic ridge enough for a pair of needlenose pliers to snap it off. Once this ridge is removed, you don't need to apply any force to fit the battery in. |
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August 30th, 2005, 22:25
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You mean like this? lol. First I just shaved off the 2 lumps, then I got frustrated because it wouldn't fit, so then I shaved all the ridges off, and it still doesn't =(.
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August 30th, 2005, 22:28
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Delierious Designer of Dastardly Detonations
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Location: in the dark recesses of some metal chip filled machine shop
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He's referring to the flange inside the guns battery cavity on the vertical wall above the mechbox.
Easiest way to get the flange out of the way is to take a broad flat screwdriver (1/4" wide is enough). Grind a 0.1" wide notch into it that's about 0.125" deep. The notch can saddle over the flange. Bust the flange off by twisting the screwdriver and chew along the entire length of the flange.
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August 30th, 2005, 22:32
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Oooh, well, I'll try that before I go to sleep tonight and post another reply in the morning with a picture, of...... hopefully success =D. Thanks for the help!
FACK! This is so annoyingly hard, it feels like it'll take me forever.
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August 31st, 2005, 05:47
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Has anyone been aware that there are 9.6v 1100mAh NiMH L-shaped batteries for the P90 that fit with no modifications?
http://www.onlybatterypacks.com/show...temID=10193.26
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August 31st, 2005, 13:35
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Gryph - it still looks like you'd have to cut the two lumps off the P90 backboard to fit that though.
--- Ah dammit, I feel like it is going to take forever, I can't really make a notch in there with my screw driver because it's so dull, all I can really do is slowly shave away at it. I was thinking maybe I should just stick on the large square head on my screw driver, heat it up, and melt down the ridge, do you think it's a good idea?
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