If you are a do it yourself type 9and I think you are), can make the correct replacement batteries for you. I've even considered 2 pieces of 9V rectangular batteries in parallel, though I prefer not to parallel batteries (and don't know if they'd even fit (I need to buy and measure one).Īirguns of Arizona can replace the batteries without replacing the board. I'm not expecting an exact drop in, just some kind of package that I can solder into the same size area, that has a decent milli-Amphr rating. (See green things on either side of the regualtor in pictures below). The batteries are separted into 2 individual piles of 4.5V that measure 3cm x 3cn x2cm each and are wired in series to give 9V.
Has anyone found any type of replacement that could be used for this application?ĭoes anyone else have a similar situation? If so, let me know and I'll let you know when I find out what the fix is. I used to sell batteries by the ton in my amateur radio business, so I'm looking for some kind of replacement, but why invent the wheel if someone knows of some type of replacement? (so no need in replacing them just due to battery issues) The boards on both rifles are fine, just the batteries are dead. I wouldn't want, nor expect him, to pay that much, and I sure wouldn't pay it for the one I own either. He found out it was $400 per rifle (plus shipping both ways) for another new board, this time with batteries that plug in. The seller was distraught, and offerd to fix it, or allow me to return the gun (he's a good guy, more upset over it than I amd will post 100% positive on BOI for him). After sitting for a long time, they'd work after a charge for a short time, and all of a sudden quit DEAD for good!) Not surprisingly, these 2 rifle are only 20 digits apart on the serial numbers, so the life expectancy of these batteries must have arrived. I charged it for 15 hours, and the batteries are completely DEAD! It won't even fire one shot right after charging (identical to how mine behaved.
When it arrived, the batteries were dead. He charged it up, fired ten shots, and sent it out. I just purchased another MK3 that the previous owner was told had a new circuit board installed, but hadn't fired in a while. I have a Daystate MK3 with dead batteries, so I've been looking for some kind of replacement for them.
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