What batteries does it use?Charlie
1030038
I can't remember the specific size but its the small flat watch batteroes . 2 were included with mine
1030039
I think it takes 3018, it's the size of a nickle. I'll double check and respond again.
1030040
A large button battery-don't know size. Two supplied with the unit. Unit automatically turns itself off so I am still on original battery No clue how long it will last.
1030041
I also want to point out the correct screwdriver is a #1 Phillips to put new battery in. Just make sure its correctly seated with pressure against it to stop from stripping screws .cr2450 size battery as noted in instructions.
1030042
one thing to keep in mind about these button batteries,is they are engineered and intended to be watch batteries,they will preform better and longer if kept warm,so keep this in mind if the low battery icon comes on after a short period of time find a way to warm up the tool and you will see low icon off and tool ready to use, I was gifted the similar "Blue point" tool that I keep in my wrecker for service calls, and found by accident that leaving tool on warm dash, the batteries last a couple years
887274
This model specifically uses a CR-2032 battery. If you are unfamiliar with them they are the flat round batteries about the size of a dime just a bit bigger in diameter and a bit thicker than a dime.
91631
I believe a lithium, haven't needed to change the battery since I bought it. No on the recharge of course.
1764530
It uses AAA batteries. Just buy extra recharagable ones and a charger at Walmart and you always have extra. You can also buy them on Amazon.
153316
It uses a AA battery. Lasts pretty long. Has done wonders for my son's attention in class. The other kids can't see it cuz it's in his pocket and they can't hear it either. Great product
126866
Hello, This model specifically uses a CR-2032 battery. If you are unfamiliar with them they are the flat round batteries about the size of a dime just a bit bigger in diameter and a bit thicker than a dime.
10301
it uses AAAA batteries. A little harder to find than some, but not that bad.
2265902
Hi It uses 1 AA batteries required. You can get these batteries anywhere. Thank you for your communication texasvalue
1708019
It uses one of those quarter-sized lithium batteries. Sorry not sure what they're really called.
2247671
It uses one LR23A 12vDC alkaline battery.Not the most common battery out there, but available right here at Amazon.Also can be found at your local Radio Shack and sometimes Walmart.They are about half the size of a AAA, not a coin style battery.The unit is working great by the way. Very good range with the remote.
1534035
Hi, it uses C batteries. I have only had to replace the batteries one time since December and it is used so much! I just make sure to turn it off when not in use.
701185
Not sure which model you bought, but this one does not recharge. It runs off of two batteries.
975361
According to the directions on the box it uses 2-C batteries. However, I bought the transformer and have not put any batteries into it. The transformer cord works great. I looked at thousands of slides without problems or the light bulb going out.
1809202
i dont know, but i can tell you it uses 6 aaa batteries and they have to be replaced after using it after a couple weeks of light usage. i quit using it except when I have guest.
1207688
It says right in the description that it uses 2 C-size batteries. What's up with people answering with just guesses . . .
1060588
It uses CR2032 batteries, a very common calculator battery. We usually get a whole bunch of them since so many small devices around the house use them.
1963592
The one they sent me was the TBZ48...which can use batteries or not. I had the C wire, so didn't bother using batteries in it.