WTB:7.4v Lipo $11.98

Hey guys! Im looking for a 7.4v lipo that is wired wit tamyia Connectors. I an going to put this in my combat Machine.


I have $11.98 Please sell me a lipo and shipping for that price!!

Thanks

if u get one, i would suggest u to put in a mosfet, if you dont your trigger contacts will eventually fry.

Asia7th wrote:if u get one, i would suggest u to put in a mosfet, if you dont your trigger contacts will eventually fry.

Depends. I've ran 7.4s without mosfets, and it lasted me quite a while. It's the 11.1s you have to worry about.

discharge rate... you can get by with 15c or older 20c. but i know my 25c (50c burst) fouled up my JG contacts in less than 10k rounds.
i've ordered more LiPos to replace my 7.4v 25c 1600mAH (1800 mAH lasts a bit longer). i might sell them for $10 each but they have deans. i don't recommend tamiya connectors and do recommend mosfets, even for 9.6v NiMH. if your trigger contacts aren't solid (loose) they will arc more frequently. tight fitting contacts will last much longer. semi auto will cause more arcing than full auto.

Alex do you think that i can get an adapter for a lipo? Like a thing that small tamyia to Deans? Would i have to make it?

See what I would do is just change the connectors on your gun best idea I ever made started to get annoying making different adapters for different batterys.if u don't know how tak it to a tech.

HavenUnitOctopus wrote:See what I would do is just change the connectors on your gun best idea I ever made started to get annoying making different adapters for different batterys.if u don't know how tak it to a tech.

I would change my gun to deans but then if i need to barrow a battery I cant use anyones. Also Would it work if i changed my gun to deans could i make an adapter to charge my battery? Like at the local field?

you probably won't go to a game where you'll need to borrow a battery if you buy a lipo. they last a long time. what you could do is get the plugs changed and the battery and the gun (like $10) to xt60 and then buy the charger at airdog or online at hobbyking. I think they're about the same price but if you buy from airdog you won't have to wait forever for shipping.

i have a few NiHM batteries that i keep around to let friends use when they drain their batteries. still waiting for one to be returned, LoL.
once you go LiPo, you'll never go back to NiMH. the 1600 mAH lasts about 3-4 hours depending on use. the 1800 mAH lasts the entire day at ACZ (4-5 hours, again, depending on use). that's why i'm replacing the 1600's with 1800's. you can get higher mAH's that lasts longer but i like the nanotechs for their high burst rates (unfortunately, it shortens the run time). you can get a 2150 mAH that will last the entire game with heavy use. but those burst rates are around 30-40c. i'm limited on size on my tavor. 1800 25c is the largest that can fit. these are all 7.4v, 11.1v requires stronger pinion and piston.

browse the LiPo's on Hobbyking for the size that fits in your AEG. you can stick with xt60 but i already have a bulk pack of dean clones. also, don't forget a mosfet (electioneer/Reed sells em locally or get an AWS microfet). i can wire it up for you. balance chargers are also recommended. i have a cheapo that charges 5x 2S packs (7.4v) at a time. they require an external power source.

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_listCategoriesAndProducts.asp?idCategory=252&LiPoConfig=2

avoid tamiyas, LiPo's don't like them. when tamiya's loosen up, they become prone to connector meltdowns.

are these the correct deans?

http://cgi.ebay.com/10-x-Pairs-Deans-T-plug-RC-LiPo-connectors-plug-Shrink-/180692422100?pt=Radio_Control_Parts_Accessories&hash=item2a121b8dd4

considering the low price, they might be deans clone. but they work just as good. i have both deans and deans clones.

-a|ex wrote:considering the low price, they might be deans clone. but they work just as good. i have both deans and deans clones.

So would they be ok? Like should i buy them

go for it, i use the clones with no problems.