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Aeg-battery question

  • 16-05-2009 6:33pm
    #1
    TunnelWeb
    Closed Accounts Posts: 176 ✭✭


    Hey all,

    I just test 'fired' (dry) an ak aeg today in an airsoft retailer.It was my first time to fire an aeg.
    After a few seconds of firing it,I noticed a strong smell of burning,and I noticed that the battery had gotten v hot! I took this as a bad sign and stopped firing.

    My question is,Was that normal? Are all aeg batterys like that and are there any risks of batteries over heating and exploding or catching fire?

    Thanks.
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  • #2
    +*EliteSniper*+
    Closed Accounts Posts: 307 ✭✭+*EliteSniper*+


    TunnelWeb wrote: »
    Hey all,

    I just test 'fired' (dry) an ak aeg today in an airsoft retailer.It was my first time to fire an aeg.
    After a few seconds of firing it,I noticed a strong smell of burning,and I noticed that the battery had gotten v hot! I took this as a bad sign and stopped firing.

    My question is,Was that normal? Are all aeg batterys like that and are there any risks of batteries over heating and exploding or catching fire?

    Thanks.
    Hi no not all batteries are suppose to do that, that happened to my old AEG battery was just a cheap battery that came with it. The problem with it that the connector on the battery burnt out. Don't know if this helps ya out?


  • #3
    TunnelWeb
    Closed Accounts Posts: 176 ✭✭TunnelWeb


    So its because of cheap batteries that come with the guns?


  • #4
    MiniAirsofter
    Closed Accounts Posts: 190 ✭✭MiniAirsofter


    I wouldn't think so. I have a battery (8.4v mini) that I got with a JG G36 and works perfectly, even better than my ASG one.


  • #5
    +*EliteSniper*+
    Closed Accounts Posts: 307 ✭✭+*EliteSniper*+


    MiniAirsofter wrote: »
    I wouldn't think so. I have a battery (8.4v mini) that I got with a JG G36 and works perfectly, even better than my ASG one.

    That was prob with my old one they give me like a 1.2v lol cheap ****'s lol


  • #6
    Witcher
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 15,829 ✭✭✭✭Witcher


    +*EliteSniper*+ wrote: »
    That was prob with my old one they give me like a 1.2v lol cheap ****'s lol

    That was an 8.4v the voltage of each individulal cell is 1.2v combined their 8.4.


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  • #7
    MiniAirsofter
    Closed Accounts Posts: 190 ✭✭MiniAirsofter


    +*EliteSniper*+ wrote: »
    That was prob with my old one they give me like a 1.2v lol cheap ****'s lol

    If it only says 1.2v on each separate cell then it is not a 1.2v battery. It means each cell is 1.2v so depending on the amount of cells you more than likely have a normal voltage.

    EDIT: Hande Hoche got there before me


  • #8
    +*EliteSniper*+
    Closed Accounts Posts: 307 ✭✭+*EliteSniper*+


    MiniAirsofter wrote: »
    If it only says 1.2v on each separate cell then it is not a 1.2v battery. It means each cell is 1.2v so depending on the amount of cells you more than likely have a normal voltage.

    EDIT: Hande Hoche got there before me
    ;) Was wondering taught i had a really sh!t battery anyways got a new one (old one burnt out)


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