GI Sportz Rechargeable 9.6V Battery & Charger for Spyder Fenix Paintball Gun

GI Sportz Rechargeable 9.6V Battery & Charger for Spyder Fenix Paintball Gun

$ 34.95

Score By Feature

Based on 35 ratings

Easy to install

8.93

Durability

7.98

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Product Description

Both 8 slots are capable of being charged The four digits of 4V are 9 and 4. A 6V NiMH battery can power a 9V battery.

With Delta V and a Safety Timer, it is fast charging.

Safety features such as Error Detection, Reverse Polarity, and Short Circuit protection permit you to charge safely.

With the included AC100-240V and DC 5V adapters, you can charge on the go.

Providing the ability to charge up to two batteries at once through separate charging channels.

Questions & Answers

When charging the battery, can it be done with the gun in place? Do you have the power plug that came with ?

The cord and gun need to function properly in order to do this.

Comparing size to a traditional 9V, how do these compare? My guitar only fits a 9V holder made by another vendor, and the batteries would not fit into the holder. ?

It is slightly thicker than your typical 9V.

What if I need to change the default ?

The markers worked in a spyder e marker I had for 20 years. Those are the ones you should use if you have the old one with the redo battery indicator since a regular boxed 9v will always have the low battery indicator on.

Then this 9 will work. Are there any plans to integrate empire mi no i gs with it?

I've found that these work with any battery unit powered by 9 volts. It is ideal for wireless microphones and paintball guns due to its higher amperage hour.

Selected User Reviews For GI Sportz Rechargeable 9.6V Battery & Charger for Spyder Fenix Paintball Gun

This is a great replacement for electronic guns that don't have a charger! I use it with my paintball guns and it works well

5/5

Jayden METCALFE

| Jul 06, 2021

The Spyder ESP charging slot is a must-have for anyone with an older Spyder frame

5/5

When the gun works or doesn't work, it all comes down to the unit and batteries. The nine must be used. On the older Spyders, which had the charging port in the frame, you can fit six high-output batteries.