How does this vest stay powered? Does it need triple A batteries or do you plug it into an outlet the night before your morning run?
773555
It takes AAA batteries. The lights change to solid red when the batteries are running low so you know to replace them before it leaves you running in the dark. I love this vest!
2017265
It runs on 2 AA Batterys for at least 7 solid hours as that is the longest I have used them continuously for an event. The battery indicator still shows it has some life left after 7 hours but I always put new batterys in for each event just to be sure.
2209301
I will continue to run. I use mine that way about half the time. Just leave it plugged in.
928148
I've used my GPS quite a bit and the battery is still going strong. I turn it on just before I head into the woods to mark my starting point and then turn it off. When I'm ready to head back to my truck or camo I turn it back on and follow the arrow home.. so it's not like the unit is on the entire time I'm in the woods. Hope this helps you out.
1105528
It requires 4 AA batteries. I keep mine plugged in and haven't used this feature. I recommend this speaker. For its size, it sounds terrific! Perfect for my nightstand.
1410984
It comes with a 12 vdc power supply that plugs into a 110 vac outlet. It can run on a battery but will take .5 amp during night operations.
467667
The battery is built in. This is not an ideal unit for backpacking trips, but more for running and cycling. For the same price, you can get a very nice Garmin GPS receiver that is intended for hiking in the backcountry.
417803
I use batteries, we have used with energizer bunny batteries and have had it on several hours each day for 5 days, while working in the yard. I only connect using my ipod or iphone. Works great.
1408315
I believe Goal Zero recommends to keep it plugged in or to at least pull it out and charge it monthly if not in use to keep it topped off. I would keep it indoors too instead of a garage as the temp can affect battery life as well. I have a bunch of Goal Zero Yeti 1250, 400 and extreme 350 and keep them indoors, charged regularly and have had no problems for years with them.
1215208
It takes two triple A batteries, this oximeter works like a charm..You'll love it
2004737
This piece of equipment has no internal power source so it requires the wall plug. There are self contained battery jumpers on the market which is what you want, however they don't recharge batteries on their own. Different needs, different equipment.
106008
Both. I use it plugged in, but it has a spot for batteries that I haven't tested (looks like 2 AA? maybe 3?)
917830
It uses a pair of AAA, which it burns through at a merry rate. You'll want rechargeables.
408532
I keep it plugged and use it every morning so I never have it run out of charge. I think it will run O. K. if you have to plug it to finish in the event the battery runs out.
231396
Hi, I have not used it that long, but so far, the battery is holding up. Have not tested it on an all day run!Sorry I can't be of more help!
671791
i dont take it off my battery ,i run a 1200 watt inverter in a 3/4 inch box with a lid which has a cut out for out lets with a dome light cig lighter and alarm with toggle switch out side has a poly rope rated for 500 pounds rolled up handles on each end off box, i run a small compressor with a 90 led watt bulb plus my 32 inch led tv and a 300 watt heater and lap top.i dont run it all day its my er travel pack. i can run it for a week full charge on my 12 volt battery charge time may be a full week for a low battery, i use a marine battery and 150 amp fuse hook up just in case. the main thing is the solar panel facing direction and elevation direction . my plan is to go off grid in next few years.leave it hooked up and leave it alone.. this is all new to me but i must say what i done works for me, good luck out there ..i own a solar book and read that it dont pay to go 100 percent off grid at my age but if your young start now if thats your dream.
1702292
I use my flashlight during my daily walks. On high I run out after 1.5 hours. On low I have never run out (2+ hrs.). The main comment people made when I considered the original purchase was the cost. I feel I got a bargain. It is an important safety tool for me during my workouts.