Still out of your budget? Try picking up Energizer Ultimate Lithium batteries at any major retailer. They're still a little more expensive than normal batteries, but they last longer and have a slightly higher voltage than normal AA batteries. You'll still get a bit of a power boost out of your blaster... just not as extreme of a difference that you would get from Ultrafires.
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
Ultrafire Sale
Still out of your budget? Try picking up Energizer Ultimate Lithium batteries at any major retailer. They're still a little more expensive than normal batteries, but they last longer and have a slightly higher voltage than normal AA batteries. You'll still get a bit of a power boost out of your blaster... just not as extreme of a difference that you would get from Ultrafires.
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I have a battery charger for some standard rechargeable batteries that I picked up at Walmart. Would that work to charge these batteries or do you need the specific charger for the ultrafires?
ReplyDeleteThat will not work as the ultra fires need specific current regulation to not blow up
ReplyDeleteI have an elite Rayven that has a jam problem. Would using Ultrafire batteries fix that possibly?
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