How long should u charge the gun for
1512900
Don't use the included charger. Use a smart charger. They're available for under $20.
1415942
Let it charge for 8 to 12 hours. It charges slow at first this helps the battery live longer. you want long term battery health let it charge 100 percent. Then it should be good. I love mine!
2234420
Well I'm sure it depends on the brand of batteries. I used off brands from Menards and as most things from Menards its low quality so i got about 3 weeks out of the gun. I am not sure how much my kid used when i wasn't around so i cant give an estimated amount of hrs it will run
1617174
For your first charge, I believe the mfg recommended overnite. I have had mine since last Christmas. I put it on charge when the orange lite comes on and forget about it. I am guessing that about three hours and the light is out and the charge is done. It lasts about 5 - 6 days and time to recharge.
613288
Please know that my sons (15 and 12) are by no means experts, but based on the battery pack that comes with your gun, they think that, yes, the smart charger will work with it. They are HUGE fans of this smart charger and comment that it charges their batteries in about one hour versus the ten hour chargers that came with their guns. Good luck.
1096873
A Smart charger with a Tamiya cable should do fine; as far as the gun, if its a front mount you could try zip tyING it to the barrel
1869298
I believe the instructions said 8 hours to charge, and only when fully discharged. Hook it up - go to bed and unplug it in the morning. A charge is supposed to last 45 minutes, that's a lot of sweeping. I've only had to charge it twice (small house).
351841
If you charge it initially for 24 hours prior to use, my son plays with it for about an hour. We chase it around in the lake with our dingy. Remember to charge overnight before the next use.
958989
Leave it in the charger as long as you want and it won't hurt the battery. It takes about 9 hours to fully charge. Therefore, I suggest you have two batteries.
1415940
Let it charge for 8 to 12 hours. It charges slowat first this helps the battery live longer. you want long term battery health let it charge 100 percent. Then it should be good. I love mine!
2165847
A full charge and then don't run it all the way down. That was only good for older Li-ion batteries. I like to also charge new batteries for a few hours over the necessary time just out of habit.
1935405
The battery last for less than two hours. The guns are just detail and they are not operational. I am not sure about the purchase of batteries at the store.
2214675
I Don't know. I never leave mine pumped up but I suspect it will hold power for many days. Leaving a pumped up gun unattended is not a good idea. An unsuspecting person might discharge it not knowing that it was powered up and should a pellet be left in the chamber it could result in a nasty accident. Discharging a pumped up pistol (minus pellet) releases a powerful blast of air and could seriously damage an eye or harm a pet if someone is thoughtless enough to do such an act. Suggestion Don't leave your pistol charged just go ahead and shoot the damed thing.
684287
That depends on the charger you have. I suggest going on YouTube and looking up tutorials on how long to charge an Airsoft battery. There is some basic Algebra that will help you out.
586183
I've had the Stun Gun for a month now and only charged it twice, the stun gun holds a good charge for a nice amount of time. When I charged it I left on the charger for 4 to 8 hrs.
654039
The directions advise to charge the device for 5 to 6 hours initially; and then 1 hour once a month to retain the charge. When you plug it in the LED turns red, but mine stays red (even after the 6 hours). The directions state not to overcharge it. Obviously if you use the light or taser function more often, then you most likely would have to charge it more frequently (or possibly longer than an hour). Also, the bright light can still be working and the taser part not fire if it's undercharged. I had this happen (I was walking and a dog was approaching me that seemed like it could bite [fortunately it didn't] but the taser didn't fire even though the light was still working. I thought it must be defective (it wasn't) I recharged the device and the taser works fine. I think that the taser must draw the charge down some (combined with using the light frequently, which I walk late evenings and it gets dark before I get home, so I've been using the light. The light is as bright as most car lights. And no, I would not have actually "tased" the dog at all, just fired in the air (because most all dogs are very frightened by loud sound it makes which is a good deterrent for being bit without causing any harm). The only caveat about "dry firing" the taser in the air is that only do that for a second at a time and then release, because according to the directions you could damage your taser if you fire it for a longer steady hold than one second bursts. Hope that answers your question. I have been very satisfied with this device and the extremely bright light for walking alone has been well worth it. Best of luck!
217021
Well in a hot environment a fully charge battery gives me a hour top it seems to over heat 50 to 60 day temperature about two hours I was told it would not overheat but I think it does. I work with 4 batteries to keep them cool and take brakes after 30 minutes to avoid complete shooting while shooting. Please advice if I maybe using this wrong thanks.