Can stronger batteries be used
992743
You can't use anything but a one cell LiPo, but you can use a larger capacity single cell. A larger cell gives longer flight times, but poorer performance due to the weight. In such a light aircraft every gram counts. The 75 MaH battery that comes with it gives plenty of flight time. Just buy a handful of spares for more flights.
992744
Maybe. The issue is weight. Longer lasting batteries are heavier and cause flight issues. Better to have a few of the original type. They last 5 mins or so. Outside flight is great in little or no wind.
992745
We have not tried to use stronger batteries. We just bought a second battery to fly while the first one is charging again. We rarely can fly for more time than that. Each battery is about 20 min.
992746
Yes you can use a 45c battery. Has a little juice and will let you fly longer. Just got back from my maiden flight. The plane is a pleasure to fly.
1144966
Yes, you can replace the rechargeable batteries with regular alkaline or even heavy duty batteries. Just don't try setting the headphones on the cradle with regular batteries, it could damage them. Only use rechargeable batteries if you are setting the headset on the charger.
2087690
You can use it no problem, but keep the batteries in. There is no reason to remove them. I used mine that way with no problems.
1397413
Yes you could. Use the good double sided stickers, adhesive or Velcro because it's a little heavy with 3 "d" size batteries.
480401
You can use rechargeable batteries, BUT ONLY if they are ALKALINE Batteries. This is what I was told, so best to do what they say. Good Luck!!!!!
869095
No, Daniel. You can use regular batteries. I use rechargeable batteries to have plenty on hand and I've found they last about five times longer than regular disposable batteries.
1543205
I would think so. I won't say a definite yes, but even with 27 group batteries. You would have to stack them. If you got the long one or the next size bigger you wouldn't have to stack em.
1932192
yes, it's strong enough for that. and for the small hand. But I think Black & Decker LI3100 Compact Lithium-Ion is the one I had before and It was more powerful, I wish I had that one
769526
I don't know why not? I use lithium and regular batteries for my other devices without a problem as long as it is the same voltage and size. Good lite and powerful and long lasting on even a near dead battery. Finish wears off though.
533890
Yes, I use recharged batteries all the time. Just as long as they are the right size. Do not mix the types. Use two recharged or two that are new.
1499204
i see that can be only used by the battery type that they provide so if the batteries that you are using are not those batteries may go wrong
2243456
I only use regular batteries, I honestly do not know about that, sorry. I guess we'll have to do some research.
85071
I can't see why not. As I understand though, most rechargeable batteries don't last as long as a good quality alkaline type.
1209040
No they are not. They are bigger and much stronger. You have to find a flash light that will hold both types of batteries.
2025913
Yes you can as long as the amp output is high enough. But you are able to connect easily to the terminal posts of these batteries.
349835
As long as you can find non-rechargeable batteries of the correct size. Some of these lights use unusual size batteries are something that I have only seen in a rechargeable format.
1354846
I would not try that unless I knew how the batteries were sealed and they certified for that orientation. Ask the manufacturer. Most batteries need to stand erect in some fashion. Great power supply though. I have 2 and they worked great last power outage and storm.