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Axemetal July 19th, 2010 18:48

Magpul UBR for lipo conversion
 
Hey Guys/Gals

I'm getting myself an UBR and I hear that they come with a larger Buffertube designed specifically for batteries. I was wondering if I would need to modify my gun in any way (apart from rear wiring, I have already done that) to get this to work. AKA dremeling out a hole to fit my cables etc.

For your reference I use a KWA M4

huang July 19th, 2010 22:11

Not enough space for current 11.1V or 7.4V buffer tube lipo whic are still too long.

I am asking my battery supplier to make lipo for UBR.

EagleDriver July 20th, 2010 03:54

The King Arms 11.1 1100 MAh Lipo fits completely into a standard CA M4 buffer tube. Is this tube any different? I don't know it's dimensions relative to a regular M4 tube.

chaosnemesis July 20th, 2010 22:03

there are "short" stick type lipos 11.1@1100 mah that will fit in the ubr buffer tube just fine. I'm using Firefox 11.1v 15c 1100mah in my ubr tube.

Azathoth July 22nd, 2010 17:24

Quote:

Originally Posted by huang (Post 1277689)
Not enough space for current 11.1V or 7.4V buffer tube lipo whic are still too long.

I am asking my battery supplier to make lipo for UBR.

What are you talking about? Any 3 panel 11.1 lipo will fit. I have posted here and on ASM pictures and many users in the phillipines have the same setup.

http://i359.photobucket.com/albums/o...m/IMG_0001.jpg

huang July 22nd, 2010 20:33

Quote:

Originally Posted by Azathoth (Post 1280236)
What are you talking about? Any 3 panel 11.1 lipo will fit. I have posted here and on ASM pictures and many users in the phillipines have the same setup.

http://i359.photobucket.com/albums/o...m/IMG_0001.jpg

Because my UBR setup is to take the triangle covers off and leave it open. I don't like the bulky look of the UBR stock with the battery compartment covers.

My thought is to hold the battery in the tube only.

I just trid again today and the tube has enough space for 11.1 and 7.4V lipo battery, but not enough for the wires and tayami connector. I believe dean connector should work or those plug wire connector even better.

If connector( dean or tayami ) can be put inside the butt tube instead of in the buffer tube, there should be even space for a 11.1V bufer tube lipo and a saftey alarm.

Nocturnal July 22nd, 2010 21:38

hey huang,

my friend did it for his UBR. I will check to see how he did it and maybe show you for your own aeg.

cheers,
blair


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