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**tes 123** · July 23rd, 01:39 PM

how do you check the battery life on and eblade?

**mehdiballer** · July 23rd, 05:06 PM

you cant really check the life of a battery, when sumthing starts happening, like it starts to not recock itself all the way, dont flip out and say its broken, change the battery.

**andy_5187** · July 23rd, 05:12 PM

I think he means check it on the screen you just turn it on and scroll through your setting untik BATT comes up then hit the middle button once and there you have it.

Also i dont wait until my gun doesnt recock to change the battery because tha means that the eye wont be working properly either and that would probably stop working before you gun stops recocking

**tes 123** · July 23rd, 05:19 PM

wait.....as soon as i turn my gun on...all that happens is that the middle button turns the gun off....the top button turns the eye off...and the bottom button starts a timer....what other settings are there...or do i have to push the litttle red button inside...?

**andy_5187** · July 23rd, 05:23 PM

alright when you turn the gun on the timer comes up.. push the center hutton til it says OFF? then you can push the ttop and the bottom button to scroll through your batt life, shot counter, eye sensitivity, adjust your timer, and put it in to semi or classic mode... Just read your manual i've read mine a few times.... the red button on the inside it so adjust our setting like to change the speed of your gun but if you have the eye in and its set on fact fast that will work great becauses thats what i have mine on and its never given me a problem

Shadymxcn · July 23rd, 06:21 PM

I hate the eblade battery life... The indicator is so inaccurate., once it said i was about half full but the battery was almost dead.

**dhill0413** · July 23rd, 10:00 PM

is it that hard to carry an extra 9v battery?

**Cerebeus** · July 23rd, 10:56 PM

Also, if you hold the middle button when it coems on and keep it held, the battery indicator comes on and stays as long as the button is held.

Shadymxcn · July 26th, 12:52 PM

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Originally Posted by dhill0413

is it that hard to carry an extra 9v battery?

No but it gets annoying if you are like me and have to replace the battery almost everytime you play.

**TheAngryGumba11** · July 26th, 02:07 PM

Ur eblade must have a quirk. My Eblade batteries last me about 3 Months of Play, And I play Every Sat - Sun for almost 8Hrs Each Day, And I never Remove my Battery. I use Duracel Ultras.

**MP11** · July 26th, 02:35 PM

dont you have to re-put in your settings too (if you have custom ones)? thats what a tech said at my shop, everytime you replace the battery the settings go back to factory fast. i dont know if he told me that so id come back for him to put in his custom settings and while im there, probaly buy something else. but his settings are really nice. i think he said 32.4 bps or something.

**bzktmoto** · July 26th, 02:38 PM

Ur best bet is to buy a rechargeable 9.6 volt and a charger so u dont keep throwing away money on batteries and it should last longer with an extra .6 volts

Shadymxcn · July 26th, 03:44 PM

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Originally Posted by TheAngryGumba11

Ur eblade must have a quirk. My Eblade batteries last me about 3 Months of Play, And I play Every Sat - Sun for almost 8Hrs Each Day, And I never Remove my Battery. I use Duracel Ultras.

Thats the biggest problem with karnys is for some reason they seem to eat up batteries like skittles. But it also depends on how long I play, but most of the time after about 5+ hours the battery is done.

**The Timmynator** · July 26th, 05:35 PM

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Originally Posted by dhill0413

is it that hard to carry an extra 9v battery?

Not really. But it definately comes in more handy if you have a rechargeable one that lasts you for ~20000 balls. And yes, I´m talking about a Raceframe. Long battery life, no bps limit...

**tes 123** · July 26th, 08:43 PM

do u have a link to a site that has a good rechargable battery that will work in my eblade?

**TheAngryGumba11** · July 26th, 09:40 PM

I just don't see how u guys use so much battery life. My 1st 9V lasted 3 Months Approximately 160Hrs of Play. Not counting me just dry Firing at home and such.

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