9.6v 2400mah too fast of ROF

[blackbox]

Hi Guys, does the 9.6v 2400mah battery have a too fast rof for the feeding of bb's on an aeg?

I have a sig552 with that battery, and it seems sometimes it shoots a shot or 2 of blanks when I do auto fire. But the single shots are always good.
the aeg has metal bushing and pdi140% with area1000 piston head.

[flak3r]

I run a 12 Volt in my TM M4 and it loads just fine, sounds like you might have another problem.

[Kane]

Originally Posted by flak3r

I run a 12 Volt in my TM M4 and it loads just fine, sounds like you might have another problem.

What mah??

[flak3r]

2700mah, their actually Makita Drill batteries that I used to make my own battery packs.

[Engel]

You run a 12V in Your M4? I hope it's not stock.

[Skruface]

@ Engel: http://www.ascforums.com/viewtopic.p...131&highlight=

@ blackbox: It really depends on what kind of spring you're running. If you're running a stock spring, you're going to have problems in the not too distant future - you're just going to be running too fast. If you're running a 150% or 170% you'll have fewer problems. FYI, I run a 8.4v 2400Mah in my AK with a 150% spring, and the ROF is significantly faster than that of a stock gun. If I dropped the sping down to stock, it would be crazy fast. I don't even want to thing what adding another cell might do.... :twisted:

[xboy]

12V with STOCK M4 ! :shock:

I hope you are prepared to replace everything in your gearbox if you actually use that kind of battery on a stock m4 :wink:

[shinjit noir]

I think it's been well documented that Flak3r uses a systema high speed setup. I've actually seen a 12v going off with stock gears, and let me tell you, it's literally a hose for bbs. :lol:

[flak3r]

Well just to let anyone whos intrested in a super high ROF gun, my m4 is still alive n kicking at over 30,000 rounds, shooting at 1200bps, with a m100 spring...

[Eddie]

how did you fit that into the sig552? or do you have it mounted externally

You can easily have your ROF to high with a large battery like that. Try Hi caps as you can wind them up and have the spring tension tighter than a stock lo cap.

That battery is overkill for that spring, a 8.4v 2000 mah is all you need in there.

[Gump]

Originally Posted by flak3r

......shooting at 1200bps.....

1200 bps ? damn - thats 720000 rounds per minute!
you mean 1200 bpM or 1200 rounds per minute, right?

12 volts on a stock mechbox is not reccomendedunless the proper upgrades are done - and those would be systema flat cut gears (not torque up or speed gears), ball bearings instead of metal bushings, a precise shim job, and all the best lightweight and soft materials for the piston, piston head, cylendar head and tappet plate. basically a jam will rip apart the piston instead of the gears. add to that a proper grease job and the correct cylinder for the barrel length (short barrels are better for high rpm) and you have a bb hose that will have a decent life, but will definately break down sooner than good old stock.

[Gump]

Originally Posted by blackbox

Hi Guys, does the 9.6v 2400mah battery have a too fast rof for the feeding of bb's on an aeg?

I have a sig552 with that battery, and it seems sometimes it shoots a shot or 2 of blanks when I do auto fire. But the single shots are always good.
the aeg has metal bushing and pdi140% with area1000 piston head.

to answer your question, you shouldnt have a problem with this setup. if you're concerned that the battery is the cause of the problem, borrow someones 8.4 and try it out. if the problem still occurs, then look to mag feeding issues. if the problem is solved, then time to sell the battery.