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**gil_ong81** · July 28th, 07:55 PM

So I'm looking to get the ESp trigger frame.

Been looking aorund at various stores, online and physically.

(prices are approximate)
Trigger Frame - $90
(comes with striker, car charger, from one place, it comes with a battery)
Rechargable Battery - $14
Battery Charger, Wall - $19

Who is the genius who decided that I need a car charger more than a regular wall charger???!!! Are most paintballers rednecks who don't have power at home, and will instead drive several hours to a field to play??

Another site even offered me a choice of 2 different types of wall chargers, without telling how they're different, and either a Energizer 9V battery, a garden-variety Kingman 9.6V battery or a Java 9.6V battery.

You just can't win man.

**LookOverThere** · July 28th, 08:07 PM

Lol funny stuff. My gun came with a charger and rechargeable battery.

**samanoususke** · July 28th, 08:39 PM

Same.

**KingFikiElectra** · July 28th, 09:31 PM

Weird LoL. Well what I would do is ask if u can sub in the wall charger if u cant then im afraid u gotta cut the losses and bite your lip and get the wall charger for the ridiclous amount of 20$. Or ebay it up

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**[^_^x]** · July 28th, 10:08 PM

a charger in your car would be good if you gonna play all day and only have one battery. Is there speed chargers for these? I know there are for RC cars. 4 hours compressed down to a 15 minute charge.

**gil_ong81** · July 28th, 10:22 PM

it's all the fault of the marketing turds. another way for you to spend more money.

You guys out there, please don't let me become a monster like that. I'm giving you permission to light me up all you want if i ever do something like this.

**gil_ong81** · July 29th, 08:26 AM

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Originally Posted by [^_^x]

a charger in your car would be good if you gonna play all day and only have one battery. Is there speed chargers for these? I know there are for RC cars. 4 hours compressed down to a 15 minute charge.

that'll be great, but i think it might also be a lost cause.

This is the 2nd time i've seen you ask this questiona nd nobody has replied.

**CmaN3** · July 29th, 10:00 AM

I think they come with regular chargers..... I dont know, my friends imagine said it came with a car charger(he uses reg. batts so he didnt care), and it came with a wall charger. If it comes with a car charger just use regualr batteries.

**LookOverThere** · July 29th, 02:34 PM

Gil edit ur first post with your 2nd and delete the firstone.

**gil_ong81** · July 29th, 02:56 PM

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Originally Posted by LookOverThere

Gil edit ur first post with your 2nd and delete the firstone.

I have no idea what you are trying to say.

And what's worng with the posts right now??

**LookOverThere** · July 29th, 03:19 PM

Look on top of CMaNs post. You double posted. Fix it.

Its called the EDIT button.

**gil_ong81** · July 29th, 06:31 PM

why are you using that tone with me?? Are you a mod or something incognito?? It was (and remains) two separate issues, thus the 2 seperate posts.

And AFAIK, "double post" indicates that you're posting the post twice.

Listen up boy, I know bloody well what the "edit" button does, so you can just climb off that high horse you're sitting on.

**KingFikiElectra** · July 29th, 06:37 PM

Im not to sure what you want him to edit either?

**GBRudy16** · July 29th, 06:38 PM

oh calm down and just get over it both of you a double post won't destory the forums... Anyway car chargers are just cheaper to manufactur plus since they are made in tiawan they don't have to worry about the electrical plugs design, its different in some countries. I bought a charger from radio shack with about 10 different attachments to charge and power things use it on a cb, batteries and some other things old laptop etc....

Eventually you'll just go to reg 9v's though as kingman says they aren't recomended WHY I don't know besides it makes them money. I've heard it can fry a board but I see no way a lower voltage battery could fry a board. 9.6 vs 9 I would just go to RS and invest in some non crappy rechargables if you are going to be playing alot. Batteries still haven't come as far as they need to tech wise which is kinda surprising.

**KingFikiElectra** · July 29th, 06:46 PM

Yeah and stop fighting. LoL.

**CmaN3** · July 29th, 06:51 PM

yea, just get radioshack rechargables, my friends kingman batteries just died 10 minutes ago, and he has only had his gun since march. And no they are out of juice, they are truely dead.

**GBRudy16** · July 29th, 07:01 PM

what is the name of the batteries I can't remember non-cadmium. crud I can't think right now I've been looking over to much paperwork.... anyway its the thing that pretty much cuts the batteries life in half every recharge. The expensive ones don't have that problem.

**gil_ong81** · July 29th, 11:29 PM

wasn't there a tread about a week ago about how a regular 9V didn't work well or something??

**stupidlikeaf0x** · July 29th, 11:56 PM

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Originally Posted by gil_ong81

wasn't there a tread about a week ago about how a regular 9V didn't work well or something??

Some guns are picky and need a 9.6V to properly throw the noid and drop the sear. Others work fine on regular 9V. I would just get a rechargable cuz it'll end up saving you a LOT of money.

**gil_ong81** · August 27th, 11:40 AM

SO!!!! wasted a few bucks on stuff I didn't need.

The trigger comes with a wall charger you plug into the grip, and a Java 9.6V battery.