Rechargeable 9v batt's

[Sandan]

first off, i did a search and couldn't find anything so if this subject's been covered already at least i tried!

right, i've been trying to find somewhere that sells rechargeable true 9v batterys and haven't had any luck, lots of 8.4v ones and some 9.6v's but no true 9v's, been looking online and most hardware type stores even rang maplins. i'm sure i've seen them somewhere in the past but there you go! any ideas? thanks,

Carl........

 

[Rebel 105]

first off, i did a search and couldn't find anything so if this subject's been covered already at least i tried!

right, i've been trying to find somewhere that sells rechargeable true 9v batterys and haven't had any luck, lots of 8.4v ones and some 9.6v's but no true 9v's, been looking online and most hardware type stores even rang maplins. i'm sure i've seen them somewhere in the past but there you go! any ideas? thanks,

Carl........

Most guns and hoppers etc recomend NOT to use rechargables in them, because they don't give out the same power as normal ones and don't last as long.

If you're using them tho try curry's

Just bought 8 duracel m3 AA's and 1 duracell m3 9v for £5 and they're the best ones.
But they're not rechargable

Saw 4 rechargable AA's in wolworths for 72p

 

[KitsuneAndy]

first off, i did a search and couldn't find anything so if this subject's been covered already at least i tried!

right, i've been trying to find somewhere that sells rechargeable true 9v batterys and haven't had any luck, lots of 8.4v ones and some 9.6v's but no true 9v's, been looking online and most hardware type stores even rang maplins. i'm sure i've seen them somewhere in the past but there you go! any ideas? thanks,

Carl........

Just get packs of Duracell Procell, you can get 10 9v's for a tenner.

 

[NitroBall]

Ive been using 9.6v for hoppers for over a yr now with no problems. Wouldnt recommend them in the markers though. The normal non rechargeable 9v duracells last for months in markers anyway.

Try herehttp://www.mahaenergy.co.uk/

 

[Sandan]

Just get packs of Duracell Procell, you can get 10 9v's for a tenner.

that's all i use, where are they at that price?
as for them lasting months in a marker, certainly don't in mine! lucky to get two full days.
cheers anyway guys

 

[KitsuneAndy]

that's all i use, where are they at that price?
as for them lasting months in a marker, certainly don't in mine! lucky to get two full days.
cheers anyway guys

http://www.aprmedia.com/product.php?pid=1471

 

[Sandan]

cheers for that AndyDane, saved us a few bob there

 

[Scars]

used to use rechargables all the time with no issues except with running 4x AAs in a reloader, must use the 6 pack

you want to look on ebay but aim to get the highest mhz you can find 800+ in 9vs

 

[icejohn]

9v rechargeables works a treat

get nickel metal hydride (9V with 250mah best at the moment £4 no name brand)

Got a guy at work told me to get them he is a electrical boffin knows all about drain rates and electicity amp curves etc.

So far no problems at all.

They dont last as long as a normal 9v battery but rechargeables after 3 weeks use just recharge back to 9v. I treat em like a car battery recharge em so they always start up your hopper and churn paint. got one in my ego and the reading says full battery but from what other guys have said battery use in the ego lasts ages

The big plus is the money you save spending on normal batteries goes on other kit like kick ass lens for your goggles