9.6v Battery with JG M4 S System?

Hey guys, i really am taking up some threads with my JG M4 S System posts...apologies. But ive had this on my mind for awhile, is it possible to use a 9.6v battery on the JG M4 S System??? Is it safe? Will it damage the gun internaly??

I used it for a couple seconds in a skirmish today, because my 8.4v mini batteries were nearly dead. And i saw alot of change in FPS and ROF. So im really really curious about it. Thanks for listening =D

It should be just fine. 9.6v batteries aren't too big of a strain.

hmmm so no damage to internals??? Is it ok to use a large type 9.6v??

^Battery size has almost no factor on ROF. A large battery has more mAh, which means it will last longer. It's only the voltage that affects ROF.

In this case, a large 9.6v won't fit in the gun, unless you use a battery bag or rewire to the back and use a full stock.

I run high quality 9.6v batteries in tons of stock guns and I've never had a problem. Don't be dumb and hose the thing and it should be fine.

Booligan wrote:

^Battery size has almost no factor on ROF. A large battery has more mAh, which means it will last longer. It's only the voltage that affects ROF.

In this case, a large 9.6v won't fit in the gun, unless you use a battery bag or rewire to the back and use a full stock.

I run high quality 9.6v batteries in tons of stock guns and I've never had a problem. Don't be dumb and hose the thing and it should be fine.

you can also buy a crane stock, and re wire it to the back if you want something adjustable, then you can buy a 9.6v custom battery.

Change in FPS? What sort of change?

sgt. Hartwig wrote:

Change in FPS? What sort of change?

Based on my account, when i used it, my gun shot alot faster than the 8.4v. It looked to me that it went farther than usual to.


Question for Booligan, i know i dont hose, but what will happen if i do?? Just wondering

I think the internals of the gun will start wearing down really quickly.

Using a 9.6v battery is fine with your aeg. Just don't go and use a higher volt battery.

Just keep in mind if you use a 8.4v battery you will see a little more life, but not a lot more.

From what I have heard/been told, using a 9.6 will give you the same amount of shots (life) as an 8.4. Only a 9.6 uses those shots faster because of the increased ROF. In other words, you will be able to shoot the same amount of bbs. The 9.6 will just use them quicker.

I got up at 6 and didn't fall asleep until 2, so I'm having a hard time explaining this

This is the same "false information" that Booligan and Admin were talking about. Just because you "heard" doesn't mean it is true. Sorry to call you out but we need to stop these posts.

I never said I was right.....................

I said, "from what I have heard/been told." That basically means I'm not sure if this is correct.

lol prodigy he is right........

He heard it from me btw....

You think thats right? Your putting more strain on your gun's gears. Guns don't have a set number of rounds until they break.

No they dont. However you will get pretty much the same number of shots as you will with an 8.4.

This isnt a linear relationship however, dont go throwing a 12V PTW battery in ther an expect to get a certain number of rounds.

^Then what you just said contradicted itself. Sorry don't mean to be harsh but guns do not get as many rounds through them with a 9.6 compared to an 8.4v battery. Although it really doesn't differ that much at least for me and my guns.

So i can use as many rounds, and it wont damage the internals???

WOW! Sounds like a argument between a married couple in hear!
Both of you have points, but neither are 100% correct.

The faster the gears move, the more friction created. This friction has the ability to destroy or degrade the gears faster.

So a 9.6v battery moves the gears faster, thus creating more friction than a 8.4v battery.

In simple terms a 9.6v battery will degrade the internals life faster than a 8.4v battery (not because of rpm).

It is truly much more complicated than this explanation, but explaining the laws of physics it to lengthy.

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Before you argue with me, at least explain your reasoning!

I was just about to post something like that purple

To answer your question Coolviet, it won't damage the internals, but it will wear them down faster than an 8.4

Personally, I would refrain from using 9.6s in E1/JG guns because the internals aren't of that high quality. (plus I think the rof on my E1 G36C is fine)

hahaha i guess ill stick with the large 8.4v 4500. Thanks for your help guys! Really appreciate your guys help! To bad E1/JG guns cant fire with 9.6 that well..

Yeah they can....

Here is the thing. It puts more stress on the gears, but *from what I have heard*, it doesnt put that MUCH more stress on them.

You can use a 9.6v.
Lets say you get 50k rounds with a 8.4v battery.
Then if you use a 9.6v battery you might get 47k rounds.
The difference is not that much, go ahead and use a 9.6v.

(Because of the increased friction you may see less rounds shot off in your aeg.)

Totally agree with you PurplePeopleEater.

ahahha alright thanks again! Really appreciate it

Just simply get a 9.4v battery (not large size) and it should fit fine, just don't hose it will where the internals down quicker than normal my friend found that out the hard way