How are the rechargeable batteries charged?
2090377
My original batteries came with the IR system to change my Directv receiver. The IR system looks like a UFO shaped thing with an antennae on the top of it. Inside this device, it recharges the battery. I have two or three of these batteries and each one are charged between each use.
2090378
The battery fits into the RF transmitter to create an "assembled transmitter". Then you place the "assembled transmitter" into the bottom of your RF Receiver (Flying Saucer unit). You plug the RF Receiver into the wall outlet using the AC adapter and it charges the battery. Charge for 24-36 hours.
2090379
This item is just an extra battery transmitter to the receiver (flying saucer) that you should already have. As others have mentioned, there is a compartment for charging the battery on the bottom of the receiver. Flip over the receiver and you will see it.
2090380
There is a charger on the bottom of the unit, so buy an extra battery and keep one on charge.
2090381
Inside the "spaceship" docking station. An extra battery is supplied so you always have a fresh one.
2090382
The transmitter base (Flying saucer) has a storage compartment/charging slot inside it for an extra battery. It's found on the bottom of the base - just turn it over and open the little latch - the extra battery stores and charges inside the base
1607437
Hi ! They recharge once they are back on the base. Just make sure you have the D size batteries in the base.
1107368
No, they are not rechargeable batteries, they are regular batteries. I bought some Amazon brand rechargeable batteries, which are actually second generation Sanyo batteries, excellent batteries at a great price.
698932
The batteries were put in my flashlight and used a little. I then took them out and put them in the charger and they charged right back up!!! I love these batteries!
1607432
As far as I know, they automatically charge when the batteries are put in the main part. They lit up as soon as we put the batteries in.
460085
These are rechargeable batteries. You should have received the charge when you purchased the camera.
2240267
These batteries are rechargeable. However, the one that I purchased thru Amazon does not seem to hold the charge as my original battery did when it was first purchased.
1908629
Not rechargeable but you can replace the batteries. I think they are C batteries.
791773
Littuim and they are rechargeable. Our staff takes lots of photos daily I buy an extra battery and they switch the out daily and this allows us to keep battery life longer and utilize cameras daily.
876453
They are charged some, but no batteries stay in there charged state indefinitely. There is always some discharge, so you will be well advised to charge then upon receipt of them.
1480556
Yes. They are rechargeable. They are great but mine only work about 1 month
2040713
They are rechargeable batteries, like in a cell phone. It comes with a cord you plug in to charge it. Depending on usage, it'll last a couple days on a charge if used lightly. I use mine as an e-reader so it stays plugged in next to my bed most of the time.
2198012
No, they come uncharged. You can place the battery into the phone and charge it that way. I bought a wall charger to charge these batteries outside of the phone.
1914843
It is charged with a cord supplied via 12v outlet.Has an internal rechargeable battery buildt in. In the standby mode, I have left it on for 3 days and it worked. Great item, best I have ever had! You will not regret it I promise you!
944747
The batteries are included in the glasses along with the wall charger. They charge rather quickly and the glasses are great!
391738
No they are not rechargeable. However, it takes standard AA batteries that can be substituted with rechargeable AA batteries.
1488543
It uses an internal non removable battery,like an ipod or mp3 player.It charges via USB.