Raft: How to get the Battery Charger blueprint

One of the crucial tools you should create as soon as you can in Raft is the Battery Charger. This useful piece of equipment charges your batteries, as you might expect from something with a name like the Battery Charger. This allows you to construct fewer batteries and save resources for other uses. It takes a little more work than normal to obtain this blueprint because you have to complete a treasure quest on Caravan Island.

How to get the Battery Charger blueprint in Raft

To obtain the blueprint, you need three Battery Charger Parts. They all appear to be red and blue wires on Caravan Island and resemble vehicle battery chargers almost exactly.

Raft Battery Charger part locations

The beginning is close to the island's port. You may find the parts immediately off the pier by walking forward while facing the Bandar Kafilah sign and coming across several yellow containers. From there, ascend the central island caravan stack in front of you. Near the top of the stack, on top of one of the caravans, is where you'll discover the second charger component.

The last one is also close to the island's peak. Climb the red-flagged mountain (the Mayor's Office) and cross the bridge to a group of three caravans. The charger component is located on the ground next to a crate after climbing the ladder. You will need a key to enter the Mayor's Office, where you can create the Battery Charger at the workstation. You require

• 15 Plastic
• 5 Scrap
• 1 Circuit Board
• 4 Titanium Ingots

How to use the Battery Charger in Raft

To power the charger, one Biofuel Cube is required. There is enough room for two batteries, and it will take about 180 seconds (three minutes) to fully charge them. You can charge four batteries with a single Biofuel Cube, so you get a lot of use out of them. Back on your raft, you should start thinking about creating engine controls. In the event of mishaps, such as encounters with sharks or anglerfish, having a juicer on hand can help you recover your health. If you simply need a break, you might also consider going fishing for a while.