Batteries

[DarWood]

Duracell non-chargables all the way babeeeey
I bought my 2 for my revvy in march. There still running now

 

[chunk]

Originally posted by weedave
For the people who shoot Revvys but dont like spending the extra money on batteries.

Theres a simple answer - intellifeed

Dave

can be harder than that now
ya need a angel and intellifeed and also a intellifeed in ur angel **thinks thats rite**

 

[L J]

ive ran an egg 2 y board hopper for 3 m25 leagues and campaign cup, thats just normal duracell plus @£2.50, for £5 i think that was bloody worth it! all these people replacing them every tournament

 

[weedave]

Originally posted by cockersrule
all these people replacing them every tournament

I do, nothing worse than batteries going flat in the middle of a game.

Dave

 

[L J]

as i said, ive done 3 tournies and campaign, only replaced them cos i lost them

 

[JoseDominguez]

£1500 marker/air etc......... £40-60on paint
I'm not ruining a game for the sake of £5

 

[IanC]

Originally posted by Dark Warrior


How do Ultra M3's compare to Procells

Procells are the highest quality Duracell. High capacity for high loads applications.....the daddy!!!!

 

[AlexFarkouh]

Originally posted by IanC
Procells are the highest quality Duracell. High capacity for high loads applications.....the daddy!!!!

I would have to differ, M3 Ultras are the highest quality/capacity (and most expensive) batteries made by Duracell.

 

[Gadget]

For people running Halos, the 10.8v rechargeable battery back which AGD sells for the warp works a treat apparently.

 

[IanC]

Originally posted by AlexFarkouh
I would have to differ, M3 Ultras are the highest quality/capacity (and most expensive) batteries made by Duracell.

If you are a domestic customer yes. Tried the ultras, not impressed.