Ca compatible with LIPO battery

Ok well i showed what a Li Po battery can do to an airsoft guns ROF now he wants one for his CA gun If he gets one itll be from airsoft extreme.He will be taking his gun to aex to see if he can use one in it but im going to ask u guys anyways for ahead of time..
Link
http://www.airsoftextreme.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=364_68_600&products_id=3743

Is it capable using a Li Po with out damaging the gun?

Oh and w/o any modifications or anything..

Well what model rifle.

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@ airsoft: LiPo's will overtime cause damage to a gun. I DO NOT recommend using a LiPo with a CA because they are notorious for installing cheap pistons that strip easily.

Too add to what LW has said about CA internals. CA's electrics are not of the highest quality. Especially the sprortline models.

If he grabs some Deans connectors, and some new wiring/motor his ROF will skyrocket. He might not even want a Li-Po after those upgrades.

sticks

I do not remembering seeing that. You add it airsoft?

Just to re-enforce the comments from LW & Sticks, using LIPO´s on a stock CA gun is not the best idea, the CA standard Piston will die a very painful death in the shortest amount of time possible, in reality using LIPO´s on most any stock gun is going to lead to problems.

Keep in mind the manufactures are going to use what is needed to operate the gun using the power source that comes with the gun, or what they recommend for power supply, meaning the gun will be built with the standard cables, internals, connectors and so on for the given power supply.

You can `` UP ´´ the Power and increase your ROF, but without the proper internal Upgrades, all you will accomplish, is shortening the time between repairs. Better to do it one time Right, than 10 times wrong. ( also a lot cheaper )

So I am asuuming your saying becuase of the fuse and the wires are at the grade for that amp rihgt?

Just to get something straight. Airsoft uses DC not AC. No amps, voltage and ohms are all that really come into play. The CA is going to have wiring that will accomodate for the voltage of the battery and will pending on quality it could have different varieties of OHM levels. Obviously the higher OHM or resistance level is not good for ROF and getting all your voltage to the motor.

But yes, they will stock grade wires.