What is used to power the receiver? Does it come with a wall plug in or is it also powered by a lipo battery like the transmitter?
221408
Any 12 volt dc supply will work, from a 3s lipo to your cars current to a 12v dc adapter. I have used both my car, using a cigarette lighter cord and for my fpv an old 3s lipo that I don't trust in a drone anymore.
221409
It is powered by battery. Otherwise we could not use it outside in the field. But I don't know for sure since I never received my RECEIVER yet. I have been waiting on mine for over a month.
1939389
The transmitter is powered from the AC line, so it does not work on a dead circuit. The receiver is battery powered.
903544
Yes, you need to plug it in to an electrical outlet. OR you can also put batteries in it to make it portable. Either way, the transmitter needs a power source.
1106840
it comes with a wired (powered) booster however it does not connect to the receiver. I connected mine to a switch 12V supply in the back of the RV.
1058347
Both infared receiver and transmitter take a CR 2032 watch style battery. Just be careful when taking the battery cover off. The little screws do not stay with the battery cover and will fall and be lost forever!!
297453
The receiver is definitely 110 volts and sensitive to proper hookup. The transmitter is battery operated.
973221
It's a rechargeable battery only. You need to order the transmitter separately.
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.
1603127
I don't remember the specific battery types, but it comes with a complete set for the transmitter and receiver.
594117
This model actually charges the battery from the transmitter batteries. The transmitter has AA batteries that are able to charge the lipo cell and power the controls for many many flights.but noting plugs in to 110 or 220.
2137319
My receiver isn't chargeable, so I do not know. The station plugs in or uses regular batteries.
1539525
they come with power adapters for both the transmitter and the speakers. so you can run any of the items off of batteries or plugged in. if by "regular speakers" you mean plugged into your receiver with speaker wires, than no, you can't do that.
384380
Hi Kenny, I'm sorry but I don't remember since it has been a while that I bought it. But it is simple to set up and you probably have every thing you need to hook it up. I know it came with the power cord and possibly the connection for your receiver. It does a great job and it is a good buy. Good Buy...
1406807
PetSafe sells the special batteries for the receiver. They last us about 2 months. Amazon can put you on a subscription for delivery of a new battery every 2 months.The transmitter ONLY plugs into a 110V AC wall outlet.
902658
Yes, both the transmitter and receiver need to be plugged in to an electrical outlet.
114154
As it states in the product description: the detector requires a 9 volt battery which is included in the sale. The receiver plugs into a wall outlet to get its power.
195311
it plugs into a standard wall socket. the remote control uses a 9v battery.