Battle boxes make gaming more fun. A battle box is a field prop the player can interact with, either by pushing a button, shooting it, triggering an action from a gaming gun, or just being in it's vicinity. 
  • Shoot a flag box, to capture a flag
  • Push the button of mystery box to receive... well... someting. It's up to you to find out!
  • Remotely detonate a configured Claymore mine in another part of the playing field by the push of a button
  • Come close to the combination box to be brought back to life, or stay away from the dirty bomb if you don't want to loose hit points. 

​Battle boxes come in 2 different sizes, and may be equipped with a whip antenna for better reception over greater distances. ​

Specifications

Materials: Metal case with stainless steel bolts. 
Weight: N/A
Lenght: N/A
Height: N/A
Width: N/A
Default color: yellow
Battery: ​The device is shipped with a 7.2 volt 4.000 mAh NiMH battery.
The battle box is available in different configurations:
  • default, with short antenna
  • default, with whip antenna
  • mini box with barrel sensor
  • mini box without integrated sensor

Battle box configurations

A battle box can be configured for various roles on the playing field, some examples are:
  • Ammunition Box - Low on ammo? Pick up some spare rounds here
  • Armor Box - Some extra body armor never hurt anyone
  • Battle Royale Box (*) - A special box for playing Battle Royale
  • Bomb Site - A bomb site is an objective for the attacking teams. As an alternative, consider using the Claymore Mine as a bomb site. 
  • Claymore Mine - A battle box can emulate a claymore mine. However, there is also a device with a Claymore form factor which may add more realism to the game. 
  • Combination box - A single box that combines a medix box and an ammunition box. If you need a spawn point for your players, this is it. 
  • Cure Box - Get your (medieval) cures here!
  • Detonator - A remote detonator for a mine. You can also configure you weapon as a detonator in one of the alternate weapon slots. 
  • Dirty Mine - A dirty mine can also be emulated by a game box, or by a Claymore mine. 
  • Domination Box - Shoot the box and it will display your team's color. But keep the oppostion at bay, or they will take control. 
  • Flag Box - A box needed for capture the flag
  • Medic Box - Feeling a bit weak and down on your hit points? Make your way to a medic box. 
  • Mission Box - A mission box acts like a combination of a domination box and a medic box. If you have it under your control, it will provide respawns to your team. If you loose control, it will provide respawns for the other team. 
  • Money Drop Box - This is not your average bank. Over time, more oney will be available. So do you rob the bank now and take what's there? Or wait just a little longer? Mind the oppostion though...
  • Mystery Armor Box - This box will provide you with additional armor. But there's no way to know what it will be exactly, before receiving it. 
  • Mystery Weapon Box - This box will give you a new weapon. If you're lucky it will be far better than your current weapon. Then again, you might not get lucky. 
  • Perk Box - A perk box will provide the player with perks, like faster reload times
  • Radio Repeater (*) - A game box can be used as a radio repeater to enable all devices to 'talk' to each-other over greater distances. There is, however, also a specific form factor radio repeater. 
  • Rush Box - A rush box is used in the game type 'rush'. It will provide respawns for the defending team until captured by the attacking team. 
  • Simple Target - A simple target counts the number of times it's been hit by each team. 
  • Treasure Box - A treasure box is full of goodies players can use in-game. It may be locked (so you will need to find the correct key first) and can be trapped.
  • Vault - Deposit you team's income here. 
  • Weapon Box - The place to be for extra guns

(*) These boxes need a larger whip antenna. ​