ok ok ok im confused here im horrible with batteries but mine died it was a 8.4v mini NiMH battery will this fit it???
http://www.pyramydair.com/s/a/9_6v_2000mAh_NiMH_Battery_with_Mini_Tamiya_connector/1223

If it's a full stock yes, but I'd suggest a large type for longer run time.

When you say large do you mean conector? or Battery?

Large battery. Higher mah gives you longer run time, and a little more torque as well.

Oke oke oke im confused as hell all the batteries (small and large) look the same even though one is full stock.... confusedalde.

I think im learning.... ( http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?cPath=27_46&products_id=60 ) <<<< that it says full stock and large conector (my problems cause me $3) i would need a Small to large connector right??????

NO NO NO NO I KNOW THIS WILL WORK!!!!!

http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?cPath=27_46&products_id=60

http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?cPath=27_108&products_id=589

(thx for the help sniper)

just get the connector changed and use a high mah battery.

I have recently done that and was shooting it with a 9.6v 3300 mah and the gun just started screeching..... im confused checked everything and it just keep schreeching im going to take it apart (mabey this is my 2nd aeg sniper and 2nd aeg) and see if anything broke in the gear box. - thanks

Does it sound like the motor is not completely engaging the gears similar to grinding the gears in a stick shift car?

Well me and being stupid with aegs decided to call up my friend and ask him and he just said tighten the screw to the motor then open a little bit, and its all fine now but this gun has brought so many troubles. The wire (black) came out of the conector (no big deal I just got some needle nose pliers and pulled it threw, not really a trouble but it took me FOREVER to find where the upper screw on the stock goes (decided to take off stock to tell HEY LOOKY THERE ITS RIGHT THERE). Thanks anyways

I am absolutely convinced that those who use a 9.6V battery are AEG mechanics-
in-training because you will need that skill when you use it for very long at that
voltage. (Blu, Mateba...very old rant..I know)

ROF is an acronym that either means "Rate of Fire" or, as I like to think, "Relies On Firepower".

Come to think of it, I never hear of uberROF guns at low and mid-cap events. I wonder why?

Respectfully,
Esquire