Oper8 7.4v Lipo Stick 1500MAH
Oper8 7.4v Lipo Stick 1500MAH - Mini Tamiya is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Oper8 7.4v 1500mAh LiPo stick battery (12 x 20 x 120mm). Fits M4 stock tubes and replaces NiMH sticks in AKs, UMPs and MP5Ks.
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Oper8 7.4v Lipo Stick 1500MAH
Description
Description
A stick LiPo is one of the easiest ways to wake up an AEG. This Oper8 7.4v 1500mAh pack is short and slim at 12 x 20 x 120mm, so it slides into an M4-style stock tube and replaces the long NiMH sticks used in AK74/47 series rifles, the UMP and the MP5K.
Because it's so short, it also leaves room for a MOSFET in a cramped battery space. It's a good pairing with any of our airsoft MOSFETs. Running a crane stock instead? Two sticks side by side, or the 7.4v crane stock pack, make good use of the space.
Charge it with a LiPo balance charger such as the Gens Ace iMars Mini charger, ideally inside a LiPo safety bag.
Key specs
- Brand: Oper8 Power
- Type: LiPo stick
- Voltage: 7.4v (2 cells)
- Capacity: 1500mAh
- Size: 12 x 20 x 120mm
- Connector: Deans or mini Tamiya (choose above)
LiPo safety: always balance charge on a non-flammable surface, never leave it charging unattended, and stop using any pack that has swollen or been damaged.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will this fit my M4 stock tube?
Will this fit my M4 stock tube?
Yes, at 12 x 20 x 120mm it's sized for M4-style buffer tubes. It also suits AK, UMP and MP5K stick spaces.
Do I need a MOSFET for 7.4v?
Do I need a MOSFET for 7.4v?
Most AEGs run fine on 7.4v, but a MOSFET protects your trigger contacts and is a worthwhile upgrade with any LiPo.
Deans or mini Tamiya?
Deans or mini Tamiya?
Deans gives a firmer, more consistent connection and doesn't wear like Tamiya plugs can. Choose the one that matches your gun's wiring.
