What is the Best maH for a 8.4v battery for a AK-47 airsoft gun.?
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mAh (milliamperes per hour) rating is the measure of how much power is stored in the batteries.  It indicates how long the electric gun will run relative to the (electrical) current draw.. or flow.  \n\nNiCad cells can readily, or easily, give out 10 times its rating.. and still output needed power at 15 times (but it will heat up fast). NiMH cells can only give out around 6-7 times its rated mAh capacity.. straining at 10 times the rating   A stock Tokyo Marui AK47 draws as much as 10,000-12,000mAh.  That's 8-10 fold for a 1200mAh battery, but only 5-6 times the rating for a 2000mAh. It's best to get as high mAh rating as you can get (for the size of the battery pack) or can afford.   Not only does it make for longer running time, it also delivers power better.   Largest readily available for NiCad is 2400mAh, while for NiMH, it's 3600mAh.. both sub-C size.
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Hi there,\n\nHere are a couple of websites that sell them:\n\nhttp://www.battery-usa.com/Marine_Batteries.htm\nhttp://www.jmbltd.co.uk/prod_delphi/content_sales_delphi.htm
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You'll need, as the name may suggest, a voltmeter.  Also applicable is a multimeter - which you'd then set to voltmeter mode.\n\nAt which point you'd just put one contact on one one end of the battery, and one on the other, and see what the equipment reads.\n\nMy money's on 1.5V :)
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Hey, I'd recommend the TL-R. Very solid, very reliable gun. I have one. I went Paintballing with my TL-R it's very conservative on C02 so you won't have to refill for a while, it's very accuarte once you tweek the Hop Up a little bit and get it perfect. Go with the TL-R they're relatively inexpensive and they last a very long time. And If you're looking to spend under 300, I can sell you the TL-R, Redz Paintball Armor, Woodland Camo, Full Head Helmet, 10 oz C02 tank with a Buttstock, a Neck Protector and Gloves for 275. Give me an Email at curnuttematt@yahoo.com if you're interested or if you have AOL instant Messenger, get me at Spartan Airsoft. Consider that, you don't really need anything else after that.
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Actually b batties are pretty much non-existent anymore, the modern 9-volt is in the B-battery family, but it has to do with the type of mounting, and the voltage.  B-batteries use a plate type and come in much higher voltages then A, B, or Ds, the manufacturing process is harder for them, so nothing is made for them anymore.
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Over all in combat the AK, it can take a hell of a lot of abuse. Trust me here, I have used both.  The M-16 A2 does well but can not handle the same environment.
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AK-47's are nice weapons. So are Air to Air missiles! America does it too, so don't complain.
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www.airsoftarms.com  Pretty sure they have everything.  If not www.747imports.com  They WILL have it.
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www.affordableairsoft.com \n^good for buying, especially if you want to get a package deal\nwww.airsoftusa.com\ngood for buying expensive but high quality airsoft guns
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If you use the same bulb for all these different voltages, it will either burn out really fast on 12V or not light at all on 1.5V, or do both. You didn't say what the 12V battery is; suppose it's a car storage battery, then it'll shine brightest and last longest if you use the right bulb, which would be 12V (to not burn out) and something like a brake-light bulb (3 amps or so, which will last at least 20 hours on one charge and put out 36 watts). You can't beat that combination (brightness times duration) with any other of the batteries you listed.
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82 kVp with 25mAs  (3 pulse or better generator) and GOOD positioning
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Always use the best and most powerful I use Duracell Plus, don't use rechargable if avoidable
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Like Madaxe said all AK's are pretty good, and roughly the same performance wise. In my experience the Romanian W.A.S.R 10 is a little cheaper and more available than the Chinese Mak 90's.
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I think you should have several. A Mossburg 590 12 guage is good. You should have a simi auto hand gun, and either an AR 15 or a AK-47.
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With the money you are putting into the UTG, it is better to just go buy a used real AEG or save up just a tiny little more to get a stock new AEG. The UTG are known to have a lot of problems that no store will want to fix. The quality on this piece is sub-par and will be sore to the eye if you would compare it to a real steel or TM AK-47. There are other alternatives if you don't want the gun to hurt as much, such as the new TM MP-7 and some other gassers from Western Arms, KSC/KWA, TM, and various others that go around 250 fps depending on the type of gas. But if you really insist on buying the UTG, there are battery packs that could be bought for 30-50 dollars that run for days if you are good enough. Some cheap ones that go for 10 dollars can last you half a day as well.
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Head over to  http://www.nabcorp.com/int.htm to get the deals on those batteries. \n\nGood luck. - Stuart
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Battery capacity is rated in ampere-hours, which is the number of hours for which the battery can produce a current of one ampere of current before the battery is exhausted.\n\nNormally there is some cut-off voltage, which varies depending on the type of battery.  For typical alkaline cells it is normally 0.8 volts per cell.\n\nA battery which is rated for 2000 milli-ampere-hours (mAh) could theoretically then produce a current of 2000 milliamperes for 1 hour before it reached this "depleted" level of 0.8 volts per cell.  In practice however, the peak current rating of the battery may be well below 2 amperes.  So lets say the peak current rating is 500 milliamperes (mA) -- the battery would be able to supply a current of 500 mA for a period of 4 hours before it was depleted.  500 mA * 4 hours = 2000 mAh.\n\nIf only life were so simple, though...  As it turns out, batteries have certain characteristics due to their chemistry and construction that cause them to have different apparent capacities depending on how much current you are trying to get out of them.  Take a look at this data sheet for a fairly standard Energizer AA Alkaline battery:\nhttp://data.energizer.com/PDFs/E91.pdf\n\nOn the first page you will see a bar chart of "milliamp hours capacity" and as you can see, the more current you try to draw from the battery, the less apparent capacity (in mAh) it has.  So if you are only drawing 25 mA from it, it has an apparent capacity of about 2750 mAh (it will handle that load for about 110 hours).  But if you were trying to pull 500 mA for it, it only has an apparent capacity of about 1500 mAh (it will only handle that load for about 3 hours).