Baldwin Park, CA, March 6, 2002. Kingman International has released a complete line of accessories for the electronic Spyder E-Markers Series. Marketed under the Java Paintballgear line, these premium products will include batteries and chargers. Supporting the full line of Kingman electronic markers. Now available are four battery charger variations, and a High Performance 9.6-volt rechargeable battery.

The 9.6-volt Java JE1015 battery can be fully charged in less than two hours using a Java rapid charger. When fully charged it is capable of 7,000 to 12,000 rounds of fire. With the correct charger this battery has a life expectancy of up to 1,000 charging cycles. The use of this powerful 9.6volt rechargeable battery instead of the traditional 9volt disposalable battery will give you more firepower and last longer in your electronic marker. 

The Java JE1022 Rapid Car Charger plugs directly into the rear surface of the marker, the other end plugs into any standard automotive 12-volt accessory port. This unit will recharge the 9.6-volt battery in one hour and a half. The Java JE1021 indoor Rapid Charger that will accommodate four rechargeable batteries. Plugged into any standard 110volt wall plug, this charger is capable of servicing four batteries simultaneously. The Java JE1023 Standard indoor Charger will accommodate two rechargeable batteries. This unit will take up to 12 hours to fully charge the batteries. The Java JE1024 Deluxe CA Charger plugs directly into the rear surface of the marker for easy charging. 

These premium quality products are specifically designed for the optimum performance of the Spyder E-Marker Series, the Spyder ESP electronic trigger frame, the Spyder AMG LCD, the Spyder AMG Classic, the Spyder Flash LCD, the Spyder Flash, the Spyder E-99 and the up coming Sprint Electronic trigger frame.. For more information please visit Kingman’s website at www.kingmanusa.com or call (626) 430-2300
 

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