A replacement or spare battery
Start with your blaster model and the label on its existing battery. Check the recommended voltage, connector and pack dimensions. A pack that looks similar may still be too long for the stock or have a different plug.
A battery has to suit the blaster; a charger has to suit the battery. Those are separate checks. If you are replacing one item, bring the other along or send us its label so we can help match the complete setup.
Start with your blaster model and the label on its existing battery. Check the recommended voltage, connector and pack dimensions. A pack that looks similar may still be too long for the stock or have a different plug.
Read the battery label before choosing a charger. It needs to support the battery's cell count and charging connection. USB-C describes how a charger receives power, not which battery types it can charge.
Check what comes with the exact blaster before adding accessories. Where a battery and charger are not included, choose them as a matched pair. Add suitable gel balls; a loader is optional and depends on the magazine.
You do not need to replace a working charger just because you buy another battery. First check its supported battery types, cell counts and charge rate against the new pack. A different brand name alone does not settle compatibility.
A Tamiya-to-Deans adapter changes the physical connection; it does not change the battery voltage or turn an unsuitable charger into a suitable one. Check polarity, connector direction and the extra room needed for the cable.
Bring your blaster and existing power equipment to our QLD physical shop. We can compare local stock with the available space and connections. Our Cyber Custom workshop can also advise when a wiring or setup issue needs attention.
Check the package contents of the exact model. An electric gel blaster needs a compatible battery and a suitable charger, but those items are not necessarily included. If you already own them, check compatibility before buying another set.
Yes. Rechargeable batteries and their compatible chargers are intended for repeated use. Continue to follow their care instructions and check their condition; do not keep using a swollen or damaged battery.
No. Chargers support particular cell counts and connections. Check the charger specifications and battery label together, including the allowed charging current. A matching plug is only one part of the check.
Send the exact blaster model, a clear photo of the battery label and plug, and the charger model if you have one. Photos or measurements of the battery compartment are also useful. You can bring the equipment to our QLD physical shop for a closer check.
Not automatically. The answer depends on the existing pack and the changes made to the electrical system. Ask our Cyber Custom workshop to check the complete setup rather than choosing a higher voltage on its own.