JasonKerner

Hi All Thanks for the replies; it is a two-tone for a start... so thats all good. Half of it is blue. On the charger front, I've attached some pictures; you'll see the connectors - and also the larger 700mah battery that came with the gun, then the 'replacement' I got sent that still doesn't make the gun work.... which leads me to thinking is the charger. I bought a multimeter and the batteries show voltage... the charger doesn't when plugged in - but not sure if thats only because it outputs stuff when something is pulling on in it. I could solder a tamiya connector on both ends, locate a tamiya-style charger and do all of that... just 'should I'... is the question... I will most likely get my son a replacement - theres a couple from Patrolbase I was looking at either the CM033 Thomson AEG or the DoubleBell Kar98 spring rifle... Any other recommendations? Just annoying that you buy something... it stops working after 6 weeks with very little use and the retailer after a lot of pushing sent a battery that wasn't the same and then after that has basically given up. Very frustrating. Won't be using them ever again. With those photos if anyone has a charger they don't use anymore and are willing to part with it... let me know

Hi, I purchased a CYMA AK-47 (022) for my son; and we've used it about 4 times since buying it - been about 6 weeks - and now it doesn't do anything. So its either the charger, the battery or the gun. I'm thinking its the charger... Airsoft World (where we purchased it from) sent another battery out - although its half the mAH rating and half the physical size; but it does seem to have the same custom connector (not a Tamiya-style one - big or small; its custom it seems). And my question is... - Has anyone else had any problems with this type of charger / battery / gun? - Does anyone have a charger that has the custom connector (square; two-pin) that these guns use that they're willing to part with? Airsoft World basically aren't helping much more now... but I'd like to get it sorted.