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01-09-2013, 12:31 PM
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| . Join Date: May 2006 |  Spyder electronic question.
Hi Folks, Quick question about the Spyder boards. What voltage of 9 volt do they need to run properly? As of late, we can only get new 9 volts rechargable or non rechargable that have 8.4 volts at 100-160 milliamps output. Is that enough to run the solenoid to trip the sear and board? If not, can we wire two 9 volts together to create 16.8 volt output. Or would that fry the capacitor and board? smiley |
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01-09-2013, 01:18 PM
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| Radical!  Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: NishNash |
The Java (Spyder) 9.6v NiMH rechargeables put out about 11-12v, which is what the e-spyders need to operate well. 16+ is probably gonna be too much. From what i understand, the latest e-spyders can run fine on standard alkaline 9v's, although Kingman still recommends rechargeables... since that means you'd be buying their battery.
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01-14-2013, 07:07 PM
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i can play a full weekend game on a full charge off their rechargable no problem. regular 9v. depends on the board. some of mine last half a day. others work alright. kinda variable i guess.
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