i to know what type batteries this flash uses ,also can you use rechargeable batteries.
338398
I said it probably damaged my camera! Why would you worry about the batteries? It uses 4 AA batteries
910442
I have 2 batteries for my V10 [which I really like]. The flash uses battery quickly. The LCD uses juice fast, too. After you get familiar with the camera, set power conservation to the most conservative settings you can go with, and I think you will be pleased with the results.
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The Coolpix L28 20.1mp uses 2 AA flashlight batteries. It is best to use Lithium batteries. Next in line would be Alkaline. I have not found a rechargeable battery that really holds up. But, I like the flexibility of using readily available flashlight batteries, and not being limited to proprietary rechargeables. That's one reason I bought this camera.
193174
Thanks so much for the info.. I was about to return this because I ONLY use rechargeable batteries!
1938131
Yes, actually I use rechargeable batteries AA. I have two brands, phillips and sony, and Sony batteries work much more better. If you use Sony batteries around 2000 mAh (I think mine are 2100) camara will last a long long time. Sony charger worked excellent with sony and other brands batteries. Besides that, this canon take good pictures with the right day light, not at noght (like most of its kind), and flash consumes a lot of battery and takes some time to recharge after the light. But for the price, is great. The optical zoom is good, the digital is not. And finally, it has also manual settings.
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You can use rechargeable batteries, but there is no built-in rechargeable battery.
514967
It comes with a battery for the camera, not the flash, it takes 4 - AA batteries. Would suggest buying an extra battery for the camera. Orvill
1554079
No, this flashlight can not use rechargeable batteries. Only standard non-rechargeable CR123A batteries are recommended by Foursevens. It does come with one CR123A battery though.
1976288
I am sorry...I do not know which camera this is, but I can assure you that this flash can produce a great deal of light and syncs very nicely with Canon cameras. I love this flash and I love being able to charge the batteries quickly. The little case to store that battery is awesome as well. Every time I use this flash (if for a short time) I always remove the batteries and I have enjoyed a long life on the batteries! I can say, you will not find a better deal this this!
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You will want to use the 18650 type batteries. I recommend the rechargeable kind. They last a good long time but after extended use (about 3 hours) they do dim considerably. I have the same flash light and am very pleased with it. As a Police Officer, I use it daily on the job.
732108
It uses the 9 volt batteries, you could use rechargeable 9 volt if you wanted to and they were available.
101013
Yes, you can use batteries. That's all I've ever used. They last pretty long. When the battery is getting low, there is a tendency for the red flashing light to stay on. This device actually works well
746193
THe two flash take 4 AA batteries each. Two AAA batteries each for the two Wireless triggers, but they come with batteries. the flash do not come with batteries. Hope this answer helps
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Yes, actually I use rechargeable batteries AA. I have two brands, phillips and sony, and Sony batteries work much more better. If you use Sony batteries around 2000 mAh (I think mine are 2100) camara will last a long long time. Sony charger worked excellent with sony and other brands batteries. Besides that, this canon take good pictures with the right day light, not at noght (like most of its kind), and flash consumes a lot of battery and takes some time to recharge after the light. But for the price, is great. The optical zoom is good, the digital is not. And finally, it has also manual settings. Yes, actually I use rechargeable batteries AA. I have two brands, phillips and sony, and Sony batteries work much more better. If you use Sony batteries around 2000 mAh (I think mine are 2100) camara will last a long long time. Sony charger worked excellent with sony and other brands batteries. Besides that, this canon take good pictures with the right day light, not at noght (like most of its kind), and flash consumes a lot of battery and takes some time to recharge after the light. But for the price, is great. The optical zoom is good, the digital is not. And finally, it has also manual... » Read More Yes, actually I use rechargeable batteries AA. I have two brands, phillips and sony, and Sony batteries work much more better. If you use Sony batteries around 2000 mAh (I think mine are 2100) camara will last a long long time. Sony charger worked excellent with sony and other brands batteries. Besides that, this canon take good pictures with the right day light, not at noght (like most of its kind), and flash consumes a lot of battery and takes some time to recharge after the light. But for the price, is great. The optical zoom is good, the digital is not. And finally, it has also manual settings. « Show Less
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No, I bought a set of rechargeable batteries for mine and it ruined the batteries the guy at batteries pluss advised me you cannot use rechargeable batteries for these flashlights and it ruines the batteries!
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I just use alkaline batteries. I am not sure about rechargeable batteries. Sorry.
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I use UltraFire BRC 18650 3.7V "4000mAh" rechargeable Li-ion Batteries which also hold a charge for long periods of non use.The C8 with this battery far surpasses AA & AAA flash lights.