9.6v or 8.4v and which kind?
 

Trying to decide on a battery for my CA M15A4 Carbine(No upgrades to it or anything) just gonna use it out of the box, but can't decide on which kind or anything (Nunchuck, mini or whatever) any help is greatly appericated

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Intellect, mini, 9.4v, 1400mah.

An Intellect 9.6V gives a ridiculous rate of fire more akin to an Ingram than an M16. Two people I sold M15A2 carbines to have the batteries and they sound noobishly fast on automatic. I have a video somewhere, need to digitize it still. I'll post it when I have a chance.

Intellect 8.4V 1400 mAh is more than adequate for a stock gun.

Hell, I upgraded my TM SR16 and still only use an 8.4. 3300 mAh I believe, but it turns it juuuuust fine. My original 1300 mAh works, but that battery is on its last legs.

For a Intellect 9.6v 1400 mAH tho, don't you need to mod the foregrip? Was thinking about getting this but its Ni-CD tho :(

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lol its not like getting a 9.6v over a 8.4v will kill my gun behind repair in a few weeks :P

You've obviously made up your mind already on which battery voltage you want. So what exactly is the point of this post again?

No, a stock CA handguard does not need modifications for a 9.6V 2/3A double stick mini pack.

Its mostly the type im trying to decide, nunchuk or go with a mini, i hear go with a Nimd instead of Ni-Cd so i have no idea.

The advice is 8.4 volts. Follow the advice.
If you refuse, well, like many others we'll hear about your gun problems sooner or later.

Yea im gonna take ur guys advice and go with a 8.4v 1400 mAH Intellect battery

not to hijack the thread or anything...

But youre saying that a 9.6 volt would cause havoc on his rifle. Are there any upgrades he could do so the rifle could support a 9.6v? Where would a 9.6v battery be ideal?

You did hijack the thread.
It's plain Electricity 101, think for a second.
If a gun is designed to use 8.4 volts, the motor, wires, fuse, etc is meant for that voltage... what happens to the equipment if you decide the engineers were wrong?

Isn't the M15A4s tho more geared toward a 9.6v tho?