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    Second question from me.

    Purchased a 2nd battery as a spare and I've noticed the connections are different. Can they be changed easily or should I return it.
    I need the white connection type

    Rubbish pic for reference



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    Re: Batteries , different connection's

    Had another look and the seller also sell the same but with correct connections, so will contact them direct

    Sorry for any time wasted

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    • #3
      Re: Batteries , different connection's

      easy to change. cut it and either solder or recrimp a new one.

      The red connector is called a deans connector (and is superior)
      the white is a Mini Tamiya
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        Re: Batteries , different connection's

        Originally posted by jonny lovegrove View Post
        easy to change. cut it and either solder or recrimp a new one.

        The red connector is called a deans connector (and is superior)
        the white is a Mini Tamiya
        I did think of that, would it be advantageous (big word) to convert my other battery to this style and also the on my rifle too or just change the connection on the single battery

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        • #5
          Re: Batteries , different connection's

          in the long run it would be. but it isnt something that you NEED to do. i suspect it'd be easier to grab a new battery and return that one (i hope you kept its box, as you NEED to post it in its original packaging!)
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          -ECHO1 SA58 OSW- -A&K Masada- -VFC FNX-45- -TM Recoil AKs-74u-

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            Re: Batteries , different connection's

            Originally posted by jonny lovegrove View Post
            in the long run it would be. but it isnt something that you NEED to do. i suspect it'd be easier to grab a new battery and return that one (i hope you kept its box, as you NEED to post it in its original packaging!)
            Did a Google search and see the advantages, maybe a future upgrade .

            Appreciate the time

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            • #7
              Re: Batteries , different connection's

              Hi mate

              The red one is a Deans connector and is far better than the white mini Tamiya one as it provides less electrical resistance and therefore ups your rate of fire by by about 2 or 3 RPS more, less resistance means that your battery does not have to work as hard so increases battery life during game, is a smaller and less cumbersome connector than mini tamiyas.

              As for changing the AEG and battery from mini tamiya to deans you will need to cut the old connector off the gun and resolder the Male Deans connector to it and for the battery do exactly the same but obviously solder a female Deans, also when cutting the battery only cut one wire at a time not both as you may short the battery.

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                Re: Batteries , different connection's

                Originally posted by Shizbazki View Post
                Hi mate

                The red one is a Deans connector and is far better than the white mini Tamiya one as it provides less electrical resistance and therefore ups your rate of fire by by about 2 or 3 RPS more, less resistance means that your battery does not have to work as hard so increases battery life during game, is a smaller and less cumbersome connector than mini tamiyas.

                As for changing the AEG and battery from mini tamiya to deans you will need to cut the old connector off the gun and resolder the Male Deans connector to it and for the battery do exactly the same but obviously solder a female Deans, also when cutting the battery only cut one wire at a time not both as you may short the battery.
                Thanks, exactly what I read up on.

                I have contacted the seller and they will post me the tamiya ones and I will send them the dean's back free of charge .

                But thanks for taking the time to right up for me

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