Can rechargeable batteries be used?
1513241
It uses standard batteries so I don't know why rechargeables would not work
1513242
Yes, We bought one just like this one and we also bought the rechargeable batteries and yes they do work. Good question with the price of batteries I don't blame you for asking and I am very happy the batteries working because of the same reason the price and keep replacing the batteries. Thank You
245366
Yes, you can use rechargeable batteries. But it comes with AA battery pre-installed, and it really does last a long, long time (the package claims 18 months), especially if you're good about shutting off the mouse when you walk away from the computer or are watching a movie/show on it, so you might find that it's not so bad to just use regular batteries.
1866138
Yes, you can use any brand of rechargeable batteries. I have used Sanyo, Amazon, Eveready, and others.
450943
I've never tried it with rechargeable batteries. But I don't see why not...,
1392820
Great question, never tried with rechargeable batteries but this is the best Mighty Bright unit hands down.
789162
Cmiller is correct, you can use rechargeable batteries. I remembered a warning in the manual regarding rechargeable batteries, so I checked it again-- it warns against trying to use non-rechargeable batteries in a battery recharger, which might seem like a no-brainer but some people might be tempted to try doing that. There is even a function that lets you specify that you're using rechargeable batteries. But it would be much better to just buy the Survival Kit, which has a power adapter, headphones, and extended warranty.
1119753
Yes. It depend on the rechargeable battery type. even though most modern rechargeable batteries have long shelf life span, some loose power faster when not powering anything. I guess you do not want to keep on changing batteries. I used normal Duracell batteries on this and it last more than 6 month now (through out the winter) and still running. But if you have a rechargeable batteries with long "shelf life", you can use them.
879074
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.
343925
being that I don't have the device with me, I can tell you how I used it. I only used it with the wire. If the description says that you can use batteries then I assume that you can use rechargeable batteries as well. It did not come with batteries.
1276038
I would say no, rechargeable batteries are slightly less voltage. I t would check but not as accurately.
1559294
Good question. I would suppose you can, as long as the rechargeable battery mets the voltage/current specifications for the light. If you aren't sure, I'd recommend against making the change.
349830
no, but the rechargeable are pretty darn cheap. Also without the recharge feature you would be running through batteries really quick.
570045
No. You can use regular rechargeable batteries. Nice little kit though. Takes two AA batteries about 3 hours to recharge.
1036140
I haven't tried it but I don't see why not. I didn't see anything on the packaging restricting the use of rechargeable batteries.
349835
As long as you can find non-rechargeable batteries of the correct size. Some of these lights use unusual size batteries are something that I have only seen in a rechargeable format.
1285120
Yes, can use rechargeable batteries, but I purchased a rechargeable battery box: http://www.amazon.com/Stealth-Cam-12V-Battery-Box/dp/B0015ZWSMW/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1376575331&sr=8-3&keywords=wildview+trail+camera+battery which lasts more than a month at a time, is rechargeable and has made maintaining batteries much less hassle
258205
I don't think rechargeable batteries are recommended for use in this unit. I buy the big pack of alkaline AA batteries at Sams or Costco to reduce cost and save spent batteries to be taken for recycling during our haz waste day. Great little unit for the $$