Airsoft Battery ROF BPM BPS Rate of Fire Test 7.4v 11.1v Lipo 8.4v 9.6v nimh

A test using the KWA KM4A1 demonstrating rate of fire between 7.4 8.4 9.6 and 11.1 batteries. www.trinityairsoft.com

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• Airsoft
• Battery
• ROF
• RPM
• RPS
• Rate
• of
• Fire
• Test
• 7.4v
• 11.1v
• Lipo
• 8.4v
• 9.6v
• nimh
• trinity
• airsoft

[TheHekaa]

theres no such a thing called 7,2v lipo its 7,4v lipo

[legoeeer]

at 11.1v i came

[DZgoodTimes]

wont it destroy your motor when you have too high voltage

[joethejammer]

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[MacHowToz]

anyone else find it weird that kwa says the rof is 1000 but the 9.6v goes 900 and the 11.1v goes 1320? doesn't make much sense now does it...

[Fluxriflex2]

@sgtbeavis115 if you look in the video it says 20c on the battery

[sgtbeavis115]

what was the discharge rate of the 7.4

[Chudawg11]

@hobojoeisme oh i did not realize....

[hobojoeisme]

@Chudawg11 the comma is used as a period in other countries.

[bullmeatt]

take note that that is a 15C 11.1V lipo, not as powerful as an 11.1V can be i your aeg

[Chudawg11]

@TheHekaa actully their is no such thing as eaither..... its called a 7.4 volt not a 7,4 volt battery... not that it really matters.... nor does it that he called it a 7.2

[EditC0D]

@swtgrl4er56 no you would have to put it on the outside.