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I know there has been some posts about battery's and I couldn't find them.So if any of you can find one that will help me that would be great.I want to know some pro's and con's of Li-poly batteries.I am thinking about buying one for my m15 CQB once I get it fixed.Some help would be appreciated!Thanks!

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Thanks D80 it helped a little but still nopt sure about some stuff.Does anyone use Li-poly batteries that can help me?

Beyond the well written intro to li-po, what are you looking for?

I have no idea i just heard they were good to use and wanted to find out some stuff about them.i want to upgrade to a li-poly battery soon though.

[quote="Austen"]I have no idea i just heard they were good to use and wanted to find out some stuff about them.i want to upgrade to a li-poly battery soon though.[/quote]

Yea I just want to know is it worth buying it and do they have a battery that fits in a crane stock?Whats the top 3 things that you like about Li-poly?

[quote="eaglemike"]NiMH and NiCad Batteries are one in the same except NiMH do not have memory and the NiCads do. From what I learned in my AP Chemistry Class my senior year (and this is pretty much out of the book in front of me) is that NiMH and NiCad batteries will get worse at holding a charge the more you discharge (or use) and recharge. NiMH and NiCad batteries are the worst thing to have, but they are cheap and easily fixable.

Ok thanks that helped alot!But it said they have a long life span.How long do they last out on the field?

[quote="Austen"]Yea I just want to know is it worth buying it and do they have a battery that fits in a crane stock?Whats the top 3 things that you like about Li-poly?[/quote]

Thanks guys for all the help I understand it now.

Understand the risks though. It has the possibility of exploading and that fire will not just be a regular fire, but a chemical fire. In Hawaii there is a big debate on li-polys. There is still that inherent risk. Look up li poly explosions on youtube.

Lipoly's come with greater risks. Do note that if it doesn't fit don't ever attempt to bend, shape or force the pack into places it doesn't want to. They require specific chargers. Spend a bit of money to get a decent charger for them. Do not use the simple wall chargers ever.

I can use one battery through an entire day of playing. Then again, I'm a semi-auto shooter for the most part.

I have adopted LiPo's for R/C use, and I love them.