Does the Amprobe BAT-200 Battery Tester require batteries to operate? What is the power source if not? If batteries are required, what size & how many
879751
no it doesn't require any batteries.it the best little gadget i ever bought.i now save $ cause i always ck my batteries before i toss them usually their still good back in they go! hope i helped..
658324
No, it does not need batteries. I assume it operates on the current from the batteries being tested. They warm you to not prolong testing of a battery as it can run the battery down. It takes just a split second to get a reading.
879752
This battery tester does not require batteries, other than the one being tested.
879753
No batteries required to operate (it's powered by the battery you're testing).
2263758
It needs two AA batteries, works like a charm. I haven't used a transformer on it, though it does work with one
192961
No batteries are necessary. Pull the crank away from the body, then crank it up. It runs only on the power generated by the crank. This makes it unusually useful when the power goes out, as it often does where we live.
1873282
I only use batteries, but the marking would appear to be so. AS far as the other answer: Sorry 'bout that. It is, after all, just a "rehearsal amp", as the seller said, not a full-blown concert amp. I use it for a harmonica amp at a nursing home; it works just fine for me!!! I can't haul around anything bigger.
1856434
My hobby shop had a small portable tester that would plug up to several different size batteries. I personally don't own one, and don't test in the field.
2068137
Not sure I understand your question ....."IS THIS EXICETER REQUIRED" ? If you get the one I ordered, ie 200 amp, the directions in the box are very easy to follow & install. I have a 195 amp alternator and two 4D batteries and one 8D battery and it work very well for our application. It keeps about 14 volts on the two 4D batteries. I have a meter on them all the time and can check while driving down the road. If you have any more questions feel free ..... mlhusmann@gmail.com
942870
James - Although 4 AA batteries will fuel the rig, I only use the AC adapter (can't remember if it was included or not). I either have cans on using the headphone jack or send the vibes to a stage amp & speakers or to a Peavey practice amp. I also use the two mike females for using a bass/keyboard amp signal and a mike for vocals.
358751
Thank you for your question. Batteries are NOT required for this item. Thank you.
535826
Hi. Unfortunately it cannot use batteries and must be plugged in. It is a good amplifier.
183119
No, this is a dynamic (condenser) mic, it does not require batteries; it needs to be connected with a cable (XLR). This mic is usually used for instruments.
2113965
I have not had any problems with the transmitter. I have purchased batteries that are duds, though. Use a multimeter or a battery tester to verify that the new batteries are properly charging. (I use the "Amprobe BAT-200" battery tester that is available on Amazon). If you have duds that won't take a charge, then you will need to buy new batteries. I have had good luck with the "NextGen 2/3 Rechargeable Battery For RF Transmitters" sold on Amazon by Parts Express.
1298672
4 - AA batteries are required, although I just use it plugged in. Works great!
1082289
In the manual. 2 AA cells no battery required, never tried on batteries only.
1139309
No batteries, just need a cable that plugs into the foot switch (you can change the length as your situation requires) and then plug the other into your amp, the amp powers it.
1169294
Hello There!You'll need 4 X AAA Batteries. You'll LOVE it once you switch it on. Have Fun till the batteries run and then go shopping for four new AAA batteries!
308113
Hello out there in radio land! No this is not a power mic and needs no batteries. It is a good sounding mic. Good luck
240910
Yes, you can use this tester for 200 CCA, just make sure the battery is 12+ volts. If the battery drops below 12 volt after load test, it should be charged or might be a bad battery. The reason for applying load to the battery is to make sure it can handle the load and still maintains 12+ volts after test.