Will monitor work with rechargeable batteries?
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Hi Jim,I don't see why not! The monitor uses four AA batteries. I have not tested if it works with rechargeable batteries, but I am certain it will not be an issue.
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I don't know. I just purchased mine about a month ago and the current batteries are fine. I did notice that my Cardiologist has the exact model in his exam room(s).
879076
Hi Jim, I don't see why not! The monitor uses four AA batteries. I have not tested if it works with rechargeable batteries, but I am certain it will not be an issue.
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I really don't know as I don't use batteries, I just plug it in when I need it.
879078
I do not know the answer to this as I always use mine plugged into electricity.
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Justin is wrong about this monitor not coming with a battery. It states in the information about this in "PACKAGE INCLUDES". It comes with a lith-ion rechargeable battery 2200mAh 7.4V. Im not sure if mine came with any attachments for the external batteries like the Sony or Panasonic Justin describes but it comes with a battery. I specifically bought this filed monitor because it was the only one around $200 that had an internal rechargeable battery. I also got a spare battery on Amazon for another $20 give or take.
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the rechargeable batteries will only work on this,you may try to goto a battery shop in your town to see if you can get a rechargeable setup to beat 12.97 plus 2.98 shipping but when I go to get batteries for like my house alarm and stuff I end up paying 50 bucks,good luck ok
1478056
The monitor comes with a sony adapter plate for use with Sony's F550 brand battery. I have 3 of these batteries which are cheaper to purchase from third-party manufacturers. I get just under 2 hours of performance from these batteries.
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Does that monitor accept this type of battery? Check the specs for the monitor, if it fits you must equ... oh sorry that's... never mind. Seriously I have no idea you need to go to the page for the monitor and see if it works with the NP-F style batteries.
874542
The camera portion always has to be plugged in. The monitor portion runs on an internal rechargeable battery and does not have to always be plugged in.
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Mike, Yes it will work with rechargeable batteries as long as they are 123A 3V, but more importantly make sure it's compatible with your flashlight.The LED conversion head Upgrades SureFire incandescent flashlights originally equipped with P60, P61, P90, or P91 lamps
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As the camera isn't battery operated, I'm not sure voltage drop is important. The monitor is battery operated, and I've gotten about 20 hours of life before a recharge in needed.Hope this helps.
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Yes, that will work. The meter reading will indicate the value of the power source voltage. Instant battery voltmeter if that's what you want.
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I would say no, rechargeable batteries are slightly less voltage. I t would check but not as accurately.
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You have to select only one camera to monitor either viewing or listening. And expect the monitor to lose battery power quickly, as well as its ability to recharge while plugged in. We already need to replace it!
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Hi Manson, Our products do not have built in batteries (this would have increased their weight) but you can use an external battery to power our monitors if desired. If you'd like a list of portable batteries that we recommend, let us know and we'll send a list. Best, MMT
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NO built-in but totally unnecessary as the cameras also need electrical power. If you explain your application I can supply you with a DIY solution. How far are your cameras from the receiver? If power fails to cameras, having DC for the monitor is moot point. NO reliable camera system operates from straight battery as within 24 hours, you are up a pole pulling down a camera to change its battery. Since each device (cameras and monitor) requires very little current, 6V rechargeable power supplies are the solution. For wiring diagrams/parts list etc: http://liveclick.us/247tech/
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Yes. Any 9 volt battery will work just fine. As a matter of fact, this is an ideal application for a rechargeable, since the meter is a low power device and is used only intermittently, it should last a good long time. Rechargeable batteries generally hold less of a charge than the single use kind and have to be replaced (recharged) more often than single use batteries, which can be annoying in some circumstances.
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i am not sure what your specific question is....... i will answer this way. i have one of these and it is fantastic. it works very well but i do not use rechargable batteries in it. you have over 100 hours of life with regular batteries. rechargable will probably be less but then again you can recharge them. as far as the picture goes with mine i can make out the grain pattern of wood several hundred feet away. it is a great buy
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That is a good point, but I rarely have a dead battery in my trailer (solar) and I do have a battery alarm when the voltage gets low. And I don't have to worry about changing a battery on the monitor when it goes bad. Good luck with your research.
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i use this with a sony video camera and works great. You will need a battery to power the monitor.