What size batteries, and how many are used in the controller/transmitter? I want to get rechargeable ones.
198319
don't have with me currently but believe it takes 9 volt in handle and lasts a long time , not sure about rechargable.
802655
The one I have uses the 123 batteries. They do make rechargeable ones but you will have to remove the battery to recharge them.
1393
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
1774532
These candles use 3 AAA batteries each....if you can find that size in rechargeable?
1705761
U can find n charging and batteries .on Amazon. Also they have package deAls so be sure. To.check.im really disappointed in my rc.shes never stayed in the air 10 seconds, alls to the gound and thrashes
170541
I haven't specifically used these batteries for your purpose. I have, however, used them for XBox controllers, TV remotes, a battery powered razor, battery powered clocks, my home thermostat, and RC cars. In every case, the performance of the rechargeable batteries has met or exceeded the performance of standard batteries. Rechargeable work well enough that I haven't purchased a standard battery for a couple of years.One recommendation I would make though, is to buy a few more batteries than you need. This way you can simply swap the discharged batteries for some newly-charged ones right away. I know that I didn't answer your question directly, but hope it helps. I haven't specifically used these batteries for your purpose. I have, however, used them for XBox controllers, TV remotes, a battery powered razor, battery powered clocks, my home thermostat, and RC cars. In every case, the performance of the rechargeable batteries has met or exceeded the performance of standard batteries. Rechargeable work well enough that I haven't purchased a standard battery for a couple of years.One recommendation I would make though, is to buy a few more batteries than you need. This way you can simply swap the discharged batteries for some newly-charged... » Read More I haven't specifically used these batteries for your purpose. I have, however, used them for XBox controllers, TV remotes, a battery powered razor, battery powered clocks, my home thermostat, and RC cars. In every case, the performance of the rechargeable batteries has met or exceeded the performance of standard batteries. Rechargeable work well enough that I haven't purchased a standard battery for a couple of years.One recommendation I would make though, is to buy a few more batteries than you need. This way you can simply swap the discharged batteries for some newly-charged ones right away. I know that I didn't answer your question directly, but hope it helps. « Show Less
376601
The controller uses 8 AA batteries you have to take out the battery compartment out of the controller install batteries on both sides and place it back into controller. I had the same problem until I figured it out. I didn't know that the controller used 8 batteries
973222
This item is just a rechargeable AAA battery that fits within the sleeve of the transmitter. It you tossed the transmitter ... this won't help you at all.
475905
No it does not come with rechargeable batteries. The controller uses a one 9 volt battery, and the car five AA batteries. You could probably purchase rechargeable AA batteries though.
1397
The receiver (Inside unit) runs only on house current. The transmitter (Outside unit) uses six AA batteries. I would not recommend rechargeables. The manual recommends high quality alkaline batteries. You don't want to be going out to change the batteries on this every few months. I use the high quality ones and they last more than six months.
1399548
Xbox Controllers use AA Batteries, rechargeable battery pack kits are available (http://www.amazon.com/Xbox-360-Rechargeable-Battery-2-Pack/dp/B0069EB9CY) but I haven't found the need to upgrade to such personally
2240291
I ended up getting 3 of them...trying to get one to work. No such luck. I think the controllers are very inferior. And I wasted money on batteries. The seller seems quite uninterested. Gary
1340650
6 AA batteries for the transmitter copter charges from the transmitter or USB
374116
Hi Jim,thanks for your contact.Please let me inform you that these radios with recahargeable batteries.Please buy with confidence.If further details,please email us freely,Angela at alwaysonline store will try our best to satisfy you.Have a nice day :)
2113968
I have 4 transmitters that work just fine now for several months and are 2 each frequencies I use. I get 3-5 weeks on a charge and 5-6 weeks on regular batteries that are also in remotes. I use them all a lot. I love them and have not had any problems to this date.
832931
The batteries that I received fit my controller very well. I would think that if you had old batteries that fit your controller, they would fit the the xbox rechargeable unit.
340064
Hi David,The battery is reachargeable on the receiver and the transmitter and you should expect to get hundreds or recharges on both batteries. The transmitter and receiver batteries are replaceable and the manufacturer recommends that you do not open the transmitter or receiver until you receive the replacement battery pack. If you have other questions please let us know.Thanks, EZDogFences