What size batteries does the ambulance take? It doesn't tell in the description.
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oh..it's unclear.. I can't find it anywhere on the car, I need to unscrew the bottom completely. But ambulance is still working on the batteries that I got with it.
1215209
It is 2 AAA batteries. I have had and used it "Regularly" for almost 2 months and have not had to replace the batterys which were the ones that were shipped with it. It is an amazing instrument. I spent 6 days in the hospital with Coronary heart failure and this is my monitor to see if I am getting enough oxygen. It warned me when it was really low. Wish I had gone in Then!
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I'm sorry. This was a gift for a grandchild. I have no idea about batteries and such. Sorry.
2192919
I have no idea of the battery size...probably hearing aid size. You need a small screwdriver to open it. Have had it a year and it is still going strong.
403327
I assume it is a standard battery. It is no very big. I gave it as a gift to my customer because they help me change my tire in an emergency while I was delivery mail. I see the box and it is apx. 2 in. by 3 in. I hope that helps.
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I have to admit that I bought the batteries for a tool for size. Forgot to check capacity but it looks like at least 1800 mah. Things have happened which has kept me from using the batteries. Sorry can't be more help. Price is right though
30993
The one that I got has 6 volt battery pack with a pin to attach to the car. It's a replaceable pack. My previous one had a case that holds 4xAA size batteries. Not sure what type you got. You may just charge it for now and keep using. Usually it comes with (rechargeable) batteries included
1839375
Didnt need to specify- but as a warning it turned out to be junk. Hard to replace it in less than 4 months. BatteriesDie fast and u have to replace them too often. Make sure u have the backup key on u at all times
892300
Good question since it does not say. I bought the batteries that were pictured with the product and those are NOT the right ones. I think it was a AA or AAA. I only say "think" because I have to buy 5-6 of these presenters a year because I am always leaving the little USB gizmo in the computer and someone who uses it after me usually takes it. I have not used this one since last year and I forget but I do recall it was a very standard battery. This year I switched to a slightly more expensive one to try it out, one that is not a pen size but slightly larger.
1708019
It uses one of those quarter-sized lithium batteries. Sorry not sure what they're really called.
1531287
Size D batteries, 3 to be exact. FYI, rechargeable batteries have worked great for me since I can change them before a weekend away.
1417879
I can't recall the dimensions, but it was the same size as the conventional lead/acid battery it replaced. Just look up the size on a manufacturer's website.
747126
We didn't have a problem with the batteries... I'm not sure the size but they're rectangular in shape. It was a breeze to install
351521
I am not sure what you mean, but the battery is a 3.7 volt rechargable that could be recharged with any charger that works for 3.7 volt batteries. It is not a standard size battery, but I have 2 different flashlights, and the battery is exactly the same.
1954377
SNAKE, I have no idea. The detail should say, but they have many batteries available and your model should come up in a search.
1155521
It is an about nickel sized battery, readily available at Batteries Plus and similar stores. You can get the number off the one that comes in it.
556614
It is an odd size. The battery that came with it is labeled Qianshou alkaline battery, 23A 12V. It looks about half the length and the same diameter as a AAA.