Thompson M1928

[stuart-mackay]

Re: Thompson M1928

from what iv gatherd above the stock is the same and u can fit a big batt in

[101stairborne-506]

Re: Thompson M1928

if you read what i said in my long essay bit it tell you

and, for the standard 1928.. the bolt is on the top not on the side and the stock is moddeled wrong on it.

[stuart-mackay]

Re: Thompson M1928

the bolt that was it thanks mate

[kershmallow]

Re: Thompson M1928

sorry buddy, i didnt even see that post of yours :O Teaches me to pay a bit more attention.

So i can stick a large battery in, but will ahve to change the connectors in the tommy?

Or i can stick with a small type, and keep the connectors?

[101stairborne-506]

Re: Thompson M1928

standard is small, but you'd have to change the wiring over to get a large battery in.

but its worth it

[kershmallow]

Re: Thompson M1928

right. So its just the connectors and some soldering needed? I knew electronics at school would come in handy sometime

[101stairborne-506]

Re: Thompson M1928

you can buy replacement wiring for 'em, its about £3 for a small to big connector, saves time and effort,

[stuart-mackay]

Re: Thompson M1928

and give u the choice to run minis if ur batt dies

[101stairborne-506]

Re: Thompson M1928

yeah. and you could use it in other guns

[kershmallow]

Re: Thompson M1928

right. is rewiring an originally small type charger a good idea?

[stuart-mackay]

Re: Thompson M1928

no get a wee lead with small to large tamiya plugs

[stuart-mackay]

Re: Thompson M1928

http://www.zeroin.co.uk/showthread.php?t=20867
no 10s ur guy if its small female to large male

[kershmallow]

Re: Thompson M1928

Thankyou very much for that mate. ive been drawing out all these male and female bits, and yeah, thats the one i need. It would work in the tommy, and for charging too. Ill make him an offer.