Where is th battery located, does it shoot full auto
315574
There is a button right at the base of the stock, push it and the top part will come off and that's where it is, and yes it's full auto
1640924
Yes it does have a battery and charger. However, the directions that come with it are very incomplete. For example they do not tell you that you have to turn the crank on the front of the magazine about 15 or more times or it will not fire.
1074892
Yes it uses a Lithium Rechargeable Battery NP-50A, which a spare can be ordered from Amazon. It's always handy to have a spare battery when your shooting for a whole day, they are very easy to change over and inexpensive to buy. The other good thing about the battery is that it charges out of the camera, therefore you can have a battery on charge while still using the camera with a 2nd battery. The auto-focus is good and very fast and you can leave the camera in EXR mode and it's basically point-and-shoot.
385952
Yes. There are videos on outline on how to make it full auto though. It'll wear down the parts much faster though.
1328206
I'm not really sure - I ran mine for three weeks straight and the batteries ran out before the card got full. I was shooting at one minute per shot.
1539581
I wondered too about the battery. Way back at the first Q. in Aug. of 2013, it was stated that it uses LR44 or A76 Battery. Those are easy to find and pretty cheap. I'm ordering it now. If it is different, I will post back.
1138659
Sorry. J Dziak is correct about location of the battery. It is in the receiver unit.
2279855
The battery is not buult in. It is a battery pack that clips into the camera and it is included in the package. The battery life is good in terms of lasting time. Also the auto focus on this camera is amazing. My wife has been using it to fulm her youtube nail art tutorials
462320
Its built like an m4, I didnt take it apart but im assuming its a long type motor. Dont take my word for since ive also had an jg aug and that one was a short motor.
773240
Yes you can, but when the battery is low, and you pull the trigger to fast it will get stuck, to fix that just flip on auto and pull the trigger, no problem really, good luck!
1300538
Yes. Just pull the trigger each time. Full auto only kicks in if you hold the trigger. There is no switch just based on the trigger pull
1934427
the battery door detaches and there is a slot on the grip to put it so you don't loose it. the slot is on the section that gets inserted into the camera.in the picture here it is the right where the slot is on the vertical part. exactly what forrest said. but I've actually just put the door totally off and in a drawer because I never take the battery grip off.
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Yes. The battery is included with a charger, along with some BB's and the 600 round magazine. A smart changer is recommended, as well as at least .20 gram BBs. Smart chargers shut off when the battery is full charged so they will not overcharge the battery and shorten its life. Anything less than .2g BBs will end up jamming the gun.
1194700
On the bottom. I have had two of these cameras and both times the batteries would not stay put and I would get "low battery" warnings constantly, even after changing the batteries. I replaced this camera after owning it for only a month.
1722554
Our battery lasted longer than that. Like you said, maybe if you were shooting it non-stop in full auto mode it would last only 20 minutes, but in normal play it was just fine.
1173816
It's fully automatic. Faster than you could pull the trigger. It can empty the clip pretty fast.
1497832
ya it is at the back of the camera...my camera now is defective...during power on it just keeps on rotating...repeating rotation...and its past 30 days now and no way to return it...