What tools are needed for assembly and what size batteries for the stove sound?
861639
I think we used a screwdriver and a drill for tougher places.... My 2-year-old loves this thing!
861640
A Phillips head screwdriver as far as tools go, everything else snaps together. I think a AA battery but can't remember.
861641
Recommended tools are a power screwdriver and a phillips screwdriver, but it can be put together w/ just the phillips screwdriver. You will also need AAA batteries for the stove's sound effects.
861642
I used regular phillips screwdriver and a power screwdriver although I think it could all be done with the regular one only. I believe the batteries were AAA but not for sure. We have had it for almost a year I haven't had to replace the first set yet. It was fairly simple to put together and can be done by one person.
1680103
A blow dryer,the plastic tool set,the 3m tape kit,I found an exacto knife to come in handy, and because they are so cheap a new wifi antenna, and the piece that connects the power, volume and mute buttons because any first timer will almost def break that piece. And a couple hours with alot of patience
745848
Not sure; I'll have to take a look at it next week; the stove is currently in a location about 4 hours from here!
2177804
Google it with the model # and name and you should be able to get an instruction sheet.
1366738
We recommend you purchase the complete kit, which includes the chime unit and a power supply. Search for ASIN#: B0041WWHYA
1038279
My best answer for you is check YouTube, most likely there is an instructional video showing all parts and tools needed.
586142
There are no tools required. The kit includes a special wrench to help pry pieces apart that is handy from time to time. The only thing you need besides what comes in the box is 5 AA batteries and a crumpled piece of paper.
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All you need is a Phillips screwdriver #2. Set the UNPLUGGED unit on its' face, handle towards you. Remove the four black screws on that secure the black amplifier assembly into the wooden frame (inside, along the sides). Now loosen the four chrome plated screws that are not part of the corner guards or handle. They have raised little aluminum collars beneath them. Now you will be able to gently work the amplifier assembly out, being sure not to yank on the speaker wires. Access to the tube is from the side, beneath the Input jack, and a spring holds it in place. Most bad tubes won't glow; the filament is fragile, and wears out over time. Good luck! All you need is a Phillips screwdriver #2. Set the UNPLUGGED unit on its' face, handle towards you. Remove the four black screws on that secure the black amplifier assembly into the wooden frame (inside, along the sides). Now loosen the four chrome plated screws that are not part of the corner guards or handle. They have raised little aluminum collars beneath them. Now you will be able to gently work the amplifier assembly out, being sure not to yank on the speaker wires. Access to the tube is from the side, beneath the Input jack, and a spring holds it in place. Most bad tubes won't glow;... » Read More All you need is a Phillips screwdriver #2. Set the UNPLUGGED unit on its' face, handle towards you. Remove the four black screws on that secure the black amplifier assembly into the wooden frame (inside, along the sides). Now loosen the four chrome plated screws that are not part of the corner guards or handle. They have raised little aluminum collars beneath them. Now you will be able to gently work the amplifier assembly out, being sure not to yank on the speaker wires. Access to the tube is from the side, beneath the Input jack, and a spring holds it in place. Most bad tubes won't glow; the filament is fragile, and wears out over time. Good luck! « Show Less
85854
you will need a air compressor [110] and car battery. they do sound great. used it at our haunted forest with a bright light - folks didn't know where to run! have fun!
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Try the alcohol stove. You can make it in about fifteen minutes with just two aluminum cans. I used to used canister stoves on my ultralight journeys, but if you're only boiling water for the most part, they are so light. You can't even buy them. Just Google penny stove if you wanna give it a try
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Hammer and a Phillips screw driver or power drill. Lots of patience. If you watch the video on you tube first you will save yourself tons of time
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a drill, a 1'/4 drill bit or larger, a 1'1/4 pipe of any kind and some wood screws
1373967
You have to assemble the kettle. The outer plastics are already put together. If I remember correctly you just plug the kettle in and it hooks onto another part. No screwdriver or tools needed
942222
In short:1. Assembly of kit by you.2. Transmitter (6 channel or better)3. Matching receiver4. Battery5. Charger for battery
149952
The stove comes with the connector. All you need are bottles of propane fuel!
307176
There is a list of tools needed on the instruction page. Nothing exotic, phillips head screwdriver is the main tool.
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Everything needed is included in the packaging. A power cord us included. Ni batteries needed.