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  • behemoth
    SVSTC?
    • Nov 2002
    • 7750

    #1

    E-99 Battery Problem

    Alright.

    I've got a E-99 sitting here, with a battery that wont accept a charge.

    I dont have any 9v's that are fresh, but i put in a semi-dead one, and it clicked the noid once, and then died.

    I'm guessing a regular 9v will work, but i'd like to make sure.

    If not, anyone know where to get the Stock rechargable?
  • BigEvil
    www.BigEvilOnline.com

    • Feb 2005
    • 9333

    #2
    Originally posted by behemoth
    Alright.

    I've got a E-99 sitting here, with a battery that wont accept a charge.

    I dont have any 9v's that are fresh, but i put in a semi-dead one, and it clicked the noid once, and then died.

    I'm guessing a regular 9v will work, but i'd like to make sure.

    If not, anyone know where to get the Stock rechargable?

    A regular 9v will work fine.

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    • Pyroboy597
      We need more room for titl
      • May 2004
      • 518

      #3
      I had the same problem with mine. The battery on E-99's.. or atleast mine.. is actually a 9.6v battery. I could not get a standard 9v battery to work, and had to purchase another one through Kingman.
      IM SORRY AO FOR DISOBEYING YOUR SIG RULES!!!! FORGIVE ME!!!

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      • behemoth
        SVSTC?
        • Nov 2002
        • 7750

        #4
        Originally posted by Pyroboy597
        I had the same problem with mine. The battery on E-99's.. or atleast mine.. is actually a 9.6v battery. I could not get a standard 9v battery to work, and had to purchase another one through Kingman.
        How much did they gauge you for one?

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        • Pyroboy597
          We need more room for titl
          • May 2004
          • 518

          #5
          I am not sure. Turns out both my battery and charger were dead so I bought them as a set for.. I want to say... $35?
          IM SORRY AO FOR DISOBEYING YOUR SIG RULES!!!! FORGIVE ME!!!

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          • mag_lover05
            AEQUITAS
            • Jul 2005
            • 970

            #6
            yea, whoever said a regular 9v will work fine, it will....if you want your spyder miss-fireing and eventually not working. have you ever used a regular 9v in it? if so...thats your problem....never use anything except the 9.6 for kingman or java

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            • punkncat
              One foot less
              • Feb 2003
              • 5841

              #7
              I have a Java 9.6V rechargable battery around here somewhere. Its a few years old, but never even been used.

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              • Dharma punk
                Registered User
                • Jan 2006
                • 209

                #8
                I got a Java 9.6 rechargable from Action Village for less than Kingman has them for. Right around $10.00 I think.

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                • BigEvil
                  www.BigEvilOnline.com

                  • Feb 2005
                  • 9333

                  #9
                  Originally posted by mag_lover05
                  yea, whoever said a regular 9v will work fine, it will....if you want your spyder miss-fireing and eventually not working. have you ever used a regular 9v in it? if so...thats your problem....never use anything except the 9.6 for kingman or java
                  Oh yeah, im sure I dont know what im talking about.

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                  • jenarelJAM
                    Club Coordinator
                    • Dec 2004
                    • 1611

                    #10
                    9v will just have a higher relative internal resistance sooner, therefore will not last as long. Other than that, it will work fine... until its out of juice... then you just need another one.
                    Also it may trip the "low battery" light since its .6V lower.

                    This reminds me of when I thought I had a battery problem too. Turned out the capacitor had ripped its wire off. the wire was still attached to the board, just not the capacitor. You can't solder to a capacitor, so we had to find the same kind of capacitor online(which was really really hard), buy it, wait for it to ship, solder it back onto the board, and hope for the best. It works 100% now, but whoo, I thought I was out like $40 for a new board, or $100 for a T-board.
                    you know you play this game too much when the neighbors stop fixing their broken windows...
                    :shooting: :cuss:

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                    • Ares9989
                      I like Carrots
                      • Aug 2004
                      • 202

                      #11
                      9 volt may work with penny mod (penny behind the noid's plunger thing). battery life with 9 volts suck, rechargeable will pay for itself in a few days.

                      and about having a broken capacitor, just find another stock board for $15...

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                      • Rudz
                        Registered User

                        • Apr 2005
                        • 5087

                        #12
                        ehhh

                        i lost my charger so i used a regular 9 volt..then i found the abbtery..still no charger..but i dunno where that e99 is..gave it to my lil bro..it was a great backup..never failed for me..
                        BEO MAFIA
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                        • shades
                          Borg in my den. Really!!
                          • Sep 2002
                          • 269

                          #13
                          9.6 volt NiMH
                          charger

                          How to Fly: Throw yourself at the ground and miss. "Hichikers guide to the Galaxy"

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                          • TackleDummy
                            Registered User
                            • Jan 2006
                            • 18

                            #14
                            Originally posted by shades
                            bookmarked that one for future use. Thanks for posting that.

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