What batteries are needed and what about different tips to keep tip from sliding out?
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Size #312. Batteries should last on average 7 to 10 days with full time use----- We suggest trying one of the domes- Tweak comes standard with two domes already (a 10mm/large vented and a 12mm closed)- If the tube keeps coming out of your ear, we also suggest going a size bigger on the tubing. It comes standard with 1B/small tubing, however, size 2B/medium will help with a better fit.
290046
The battery is a #312 1.45v. There is no tip to this device, in the usual sense of a traditional hearing aid; rather it is a sort of probe that sits in the ear canal loosely. It is held I by the way it curls into the ear. So there is no earplug type thing. I don't believe there are different tips again because of the design it is not fit to the earwhole, rather it goes into the ear canal as a thin probe. It is very effective and quite comfortable because of this. Hope this is helpful.
290047
It uses the standard 312 battery the lifespan of the battery averages seven days, it comes with two tips one is the standard mushroom configuration and the other is a silicone tube. The one advantage over some of the other models is that the tube is hollow and the speaker is contained in the hearing aide itself which makes maintenance of the unit easier.
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it uses p312 batteries - I do not use any tip and it stays put and works better than when I used a tip
113555
The tip is a micro tip. Meaning the end that goes into your phone is small. It's called micro. I'm not sure if it will be compatible. I have a virgin mobile phone. Otherwise, I love it. It does work well. I carry it at all times. I must say that you should use a strong battery. Like duracell or energizer brand. Don't use cheap dollar store batteries.
256945
Quite easy, just pry off the top cover of the larger sensor with a small flat head screwdriver. There is a small groove in the case where you can do this. Once the cover is off, you will see the flat circular battery held in place by a small metal bracket. The battery slides in and out only in one direction. Can't recall exact battery type, but it will be on the battery and it is a common type used in calculators Etc. and easy to find locally.
69383
No they don't have tips for these but they have others with straps and replaceable tips . The tips come in a dozen pack for 5.99. Look for the pens with the straps
1264270
Just insert your thumb and middle finger on each side of the battery slide and simply pull it out. There should be very little resistance. If it doesn't come out it could be sign that the battery has leaked and has caused the battery holder to be corroded in place. If that is the case, you will probably need a pair of pliers to free it. Then clean the contacts and install new batteries.
1806355
The tip is removed by pressing a little button so it is easy to remove and replace with another tip (you'd have to purchase). The battery has lasted me about a month so figure it would be half that for two people. Manual suggests not using rechargeable batteries as they tend to not hold up well in the moist environment of the bathroom. I love mine for travel as it is so small. In fact, other than cost, I'd probably purchase two since they take up so little room.
681679
3 AAA batteries are needed. You may want to get rechargeables for this game unit eats batteries. Lithium batteries last the longest. I plug it in to the wall for my nephew because of the power hungery nature of the unit.
1871141
you'll need a #1 phillips or a 1/8 in common screwdriver.The batteries are in the bathroom in the cabinet.Screw is on the bottom near the floor.There are 3 batteries.
976017
Like I said before, I would recommend a drill. It was really difficult when I tried using a screw driver at first. You don't need anything fancy, though. Mine was just a little chargeable mini drill.
1511677
These use Hakko elements and should be compatible with Hakko tips as well so you should be able to pick up tips in the universal fitting at any electronics store that carries a decent soldering selection or on amazon
2154778
They should slide off the old batteries and then slide on to the new batteries. It is a tight fit , so you might have to wiggle it back and forth a tad to help it come off.
2028775
It has been a while, as I recall it comes with a tip. I do not remember what size. I did buy a set of tips because of the different type of soldering I do. I wanted a small tip for surface mount components. Hope that helps.
1771216
There is no trick, just patience as they're attached with double sided foam tape. Just try to use a long flat head screw driver and try to get under the batteries and slowly rotate the screw driver until the batteries come loose. I don't know if heating the metal plate would help to loosen the tape. Otherwise you have to buy the APC kit that comes with the batteries already mounted in a plate.
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Turn the selector to the "unlock" image, the batteries are in the top part. Now look at the open bottom of the top part and move the 2 little black tabs towards the center, the battery holder will now slide out.
1789698
I recommend using the Surefire brand CR123 batteries. They are quite reasonably priced!http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000UX93OQ
1372942
Mine came with tips for the DS Lite, LG, Samsung (the wider tip for older Samsungs), an Apple, and a micro USB which fits many of the common smartphones these days. I used to use the micro USB for my Galaxy S3, but have since ordered the charging jacket for it, so I can just drop and charge without having to plug it in. Hope that helps.
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Batteries. It's not nearly that high tech of a device. I've never had to replace mine yet. Unless you're actively hunting for bugs, u won't use it enough. Fun tool though