Can you plug this into a standard rechargable battery, like those sold wth the heated jackets?
2007375
I use this to connect my gloves to heat-troller. Not sure if it works w/a rechargeable battery.
2007376
Yes if the rechargeable battery garment plug port is the same. Ansai Mobile Warming lithium ion batteries work for mobile untethered power source for heated gear.
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The radio comes with a charging cable that plugs into a USB connector. Any USB socket can be used the charge re-chargeable batteries. That can be the USB jack in a computer, or any generic charger/adapter with a USB socket. You can use ordinary Alkaline or carbon-zinc AA's in it (but not recharge them), or you can use NiMH rechargebles. I've done both.
770707
There is a small "backup" watcg type battery but it is not a rechargable one. Although I am happy with this unit, I do not recommend it if you are wanting to use it without a power cord.
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No. You have to insert batteries and there's no place to plug in. I don't know if they make rechargeable batteries in that type.
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Rechargeable Li-ion Core Heat Battery 7V 2Ah is compatible with all Gerbing heated vests, jackets, gloves, and socks, that use 7 volt batteries. Gerbing makes a similar line of heated clothing for Cabelas, batteries are interchangeable between these product lines. Gerbing makes another line of clothing for motorcycle riders that plugs into the 12 volt electrical system of the bike and is not compatible with the 7V batteries You need any of Gerbing or Cabelas (by Gerbing) batteries not necessarily 2Ah, "Ah" stands for amp hours, higher the number, the longer the battery will work before a recharge, some are 2.6Ah.
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I highly doubt it. Heating requires A LOT of electricity so a battery would never last very long at all. You could get a small very portable generator like the one I linked below and run a heater though. Generac 5791, 800 Running Watts/850 Starting Watts, Gas Powered Portable Inverter
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Yes...however you would have very limited use before battery had to be recharged.
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I haven't specifically used these batteries for your purpose. I have, however, used them for XBox controllers, TV remotes, a battery powered razor, battery powered clocks, my home thermostat, and RC cars. In every case, the performance of the rechargeable batteries has met or exceeded the performance of standard batteries. Rechargeable work well enough that I haven't purchased a standard battery for a couple of years. One recommendation I would make though, is to buy a few more batteries than you need. This way you can simply swap the discharged batteries for some newly-charged ones right away. I know that I didn't answer your question directly, but hope it helps.
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Don't see why not. I leave mine plugged in all summer , when it is fully charged it quits charging. If I could leave mine plugged in alI winter, I would. They say a good battery will hold a charge all winter if fully charged when it is put away and doesn't have anything drawing on it.
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Not sure if you can or not. We bought it for our off grid sauna and leave it plug into the solar panel the entire time we are there on vacation. If I remember correctly the batteries are housed in the light fixture, so I would think it is possible. You may want to ask someone that uses it at home, as we only get up to the cabin once or twice a year due to the distance from home. Sorry I couldn't be of more assistance.
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No. It has a plug that you use to charge a rechargable battery that is built in to product
948943
You can use rechargeable batteries, but there is no built-in rechargeable battery.
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Dear Kene,No. Rechargeable batteries have to use a dedicated battery charger.Regards
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There is an optional charger available that plugs into an AC outlet. The battery is built-in and cannot be changed by the user.
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I use regular replaceable batteries and it has a little button you push to check them. But I don't see why you cant use rechargeable.
841545
Actually, since the unit works off an AC adaptor it should not be difficult to buy a rechargeable battery to plug in in place of the AC adaptor. EZ John
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NO. Only use AA batteries. Do not use rechargeable because they do not hold on the right charge for long. I did install a female power jack. This way I could use an adjustable volt, 1.5v to 12v, DC wall power supply. I hope this helps. Have fun with it. RobS...