What type of batteries do I have to use? It doesn't work with brand new Duracell
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There might be something wrong with the Alphie. We have never had any problems.
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Our Alphie never worked. It came sounding very "static-y", like the batteries were dying. Tried two different types and it never sounded any better. So alphie, who sounded like he got dropped in water on his trip to our house, ended up not making it under the tree for Christmas. �
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I use AA Duracell Ultra. I have no idea if they will accept rechargeable. BTW, I will soon order another transmitter because they have worked so well
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I checked the batteries and the branded box they came in. There is no mah rating; only the voltage. Perhaps Duracell doesn't want you to know.
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The User's Guide for this product, and stamped on the item itself, are model numbers of alkalines, (Duracell MN1500 or MX1500; Energizer E91, etc). However, it does say "Use of a different battery may have a detrimental effect on the alarm operation." Thank you for calling my attention to this, because the rechargeables I use are NiMH. The item comes with batteries.
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2 AA batteries. Also, use "name brand" batteries, Duracell are the best. Do not use a store brand, they die fast & the vibration is not too good!
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As per the packageing information, the 2-1,700 mAh batteries (AA) included should take 6 hours to fully charge. The charger works according to the capacity of the batteries being charged. For instance, I also purchased some 2000 mAh and also some 2,450 mAh batteries (all Duracell) to use in various products. Certain BlueTooth and other wireless items require a higher storage of energy capacity to work efficiently. If you go online and look for Duracell batteries you will come across a chart showing the color-coded tips of each capacity. Newer uncharged batteries, such as those that come with the charger, may take a bit longer to charge. But the charger itself tells you when things are done, by displaying a GREEN LED. If the LED is RED, the batteries are still charging. If the RED LED Flashes, you have an "abnormal" battery and it will have to be replaced. Anything bad out of the package is fully replaceable by Duracell, if not by your local retailer. I've trusted Duracell and their products for decades. Very reliable. The only thing even CLOSE is the Eveready LITHIUM/ION non-rechargables... and they cost as much as the Duracell Re-Chargeables!
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I use my energizer chatger and another brand charger....u can use any charger for rechargeable Duracell. If you have a charger that charges type of rechargeable Duracell save or spend the difference on batts. Answer: yes you can use your Rayovac charger...
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Yes, Anything from Duracell is 100% Duralock Technology. I have own these batteries for years now and their hold charge for long time. If you plan on buying make sure to get changer as well from Duralock. I hope I was able to give you helping hand. :)
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Duracell site : http://www.duracell.ca/en-ca/products/rechargeable-batteries/duracell-rechargeablesays 2400
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This uses 2 CR123A batteries. Get good ones, don't cheap out (any std brands-duracell, energizer, surefire, or batterystation).
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The simple answer is yes, but the batteries are junky and not worth the money. Find the ones for Duracell and they are better.
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Any charger that is capable of charging NiMH (nickel-metal hydride) batteries that are size AAA will charge these batteries. You didn't specify what kind of batteries your Duracell charger is meant to charge, so I can't answer your question specifically, but I suspect that the odds are favorable that your charger will work just fine on these batteries.
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Hello, I have the Duracell 15 minute charger that charges AA & AAA batteries, and that's the highest powered charger currently available that I know of for Duracell itself. The power output for the 15 minute Duracell charger I have is 1.2 volts for AA & AAA batteries and 8.3 Amps(current) max for AA and 3.5 Amps(current) for AAA, so if your charger outputs more for voltage or current for AA & AAA I would recommend not using it for those type of batteries, and as far as other batteries like C,D,9 Volt, etc. I can't recommend since my charger doesn't charge those types of batteries and only charges AA & AAA. If your batteries fit into your charger and the output power matches or is slightly under my power output then you should be fine, and anything that charges at a higher power output should not be used since Duracell hasn't made batteries and a charger that can handle higher output power charging yet. Good Luck!, bye &#9685; &#9697; &#9685;
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The device takes double A batteries. I buy duracell batteries for the devices because they last longer.
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I am not sure about Lithium batteries however, for my use I have found that the Duracell brand outlast the Energizer brand
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yes, we use Duracell and they last about 6 months depending on the weather. It takes 4. This works very well. We weren't aware our batteries needed changed until we saw the markings(holes). Entered the new batteries and the holes have disappeared again.
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Ours also did not work at all with new Energizer batteries, but I had some problems with other batteries in that new pack earlier. So I tried 5 new Duracell batteries. Now the night vision works for about 3 to 4 seconds once turned on, then stops working. Returning mine, but it was so hard to unpack that the packaging is all torn up!