9.6v fit in g36c?

more specificly, will a 9.6v (8 cells) battery be able to fit into the foregrip compartment of a Echo 1 g36c without moding?

As long as it's a small battery, it should work I think

well a 9.6 is fairly big, I am not sure, because if it does, it would be really cramped, I think you should just keep it the same, it is a good gun without it, and it might not be good for t he gun to have a 9.6 in it

fdsakiller wrote:

well a 9.6 is fairly big, I am not sure, because if it does, it would be really cramped, I think you should just keep it the same, it is a good gun without it, and it might not be good for t he gun to have a 9.6 in it

the batteries aren't any bigger lol

I wouldn't suggest a 9.6, the gun already has a good rof and a 9.6 will wear out your gun much faster.

well maybe a couple of cetimeters biger (8 cells) but I like how they do it for a systema but I am not sure if they use a 9.6 for a systema (I think they do) I never counted, and dont want to check

Instead of getting a 9.6v, you can get an 8.4v but with Elite cells, so it would be just as good as any 9.6v, but with the size of a 8.4. Here's a link to a good site: http://www.cheapbatterypacks.com/?sid=972352&pgid=custompack

I ordered from there and the battery is extremely high quality, and the rate of fire is awesome, even though I got an 8.4v.
Just select the Elite 1500mah cell, choose to get 7 cells, the "Odd double" configuration, 18awg wire, and the "Small Female Tamiya - Airsoft" connector.

You should get a battery that is the same size as the stock 8.4v battery, but is much better and with a higher rate of fire. And only for $22.
Trust me on this, with an upgraded spring in my JG AUG, it shoots around 900-950rpm. Plus it lasts a while too.
Hope this helps

Nice how did you did you find that site I should start buying from there

I need the 9.6v for internal upgrades. A 8.4v will not be able to pull a PDI 170 efficiently. If it is possible, can annoyin post a picture of a 9.6v in a g36c for verification?

because it probably needs a little bit of modification, why dont you just use the 8.4 it comes with, unless you want higher ROF, the e1 with the 8.4 already has a decent ROF

i dont think it would, go for an 8.4. If you are looking for a good rate of fire. Get an 8.4 3800MaH

mikesta909 wrote:

i dont think it would, go for an 8.4. If you are looking for a good rate of fire. Get an 8.4 3800MaH

Are you implying that a higher mAh will give you a higher rate of fire?