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June 2nd, 2005, 02:56 | #1 |
M733 and batteries...
Hey guys, just a quickie,
I plan on getting myself a TM M733, now unmodified i understand that they take 8.4 600mah minis...but what are my options to get some more battery life (what type of batt's, voltage and mah etc...) Also would it be smart to stick a full stock on there and go for a larger batt? I plan on playing MilSim as much as possible so (although i'm fairly conservative with my trigger) i don't really want to be lugging a whole load of minis around with me lol All comments are appreciated, thnx guys, Pip :kill: PS: on a much n00bier note, i've read that on a stock mp5 running on a 8.4 600mah you get approx 800-1000 rounds, what sort of battery would you MilSimers out there vouch for to get long life spans? |
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June 2nd, 2005, 03:23 | #2 |
mine can fit a 9.6v 1700mah nunchuck in the handgaurd just fine. Im not sure if TM and G&P has much of a difference in handgaurd but there you have it.
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June 2nd, 2005, 03:28 | #3 | |
That's what I use in my TM M4A1. Must remove the fuse plate to be able to fit
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June 2nd, 2005, 12:28 | #4 |
you looking for nunchuck batteries, i know V-shape 1700 are very tight in a M733 grip the nunchuck battery's are the way to go. Also the number of round you get from a battery is also determined on the weather, the colder the enviroment is the shorter your battery will last.
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June 3rd, 2005, 13:31 | #5 |
So 8.4 nunchuck 1700mah is the thing to go for eh....cool, thanks guys
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June 8th, 2005, 21:30 | #6 |
You must remove the fake gas tube, and switch the top and bottom handgaurd halves, to fit a 9.6 1700 nun chuck battery, it'll will be quite tight.
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