what type and number of batteries do the muffs require?
1166499
These do not take batteries, they are not radio headphones they are just noise muffling for shooting guns or noisy environments.
1004822
Two batteries. The 90 minute auto switch off saves battery life which is good. It is a fantastic radio with 18 pre sets. The earphones are ordinary and the piece that goes in yor ear can come apart. So get a good set of earphones to go with it.
1671856
Apparently, these hearing aids require battery A13 while the batteries your questioning are P13. I don't know what the difference is.
1210617
Battery size AA. And the mics I have are very stingy about draining them fast.
52032
They take size 13 hearing aid batteries. I am retired and don't wear it all day long, so they last maybe about two or three weeks. It doesn't have an off/on button. When not wearing it, you open the door so there is no contact with the inside. My old Audible hearing aid took size 10 and these size 13 last longer. I bought a supply of batteries here on Amazon.com. They were something like 60 for $13.00. there are more expensive ones, but these last longer than the 10s I bought on here, so I am satisfied. Amazon also sells more tubes, might be best to buy a package so save on postage. I just broke my tube, so will be ordering now. No big deal with it breaking, I just should have ordered additional when I ordered the Game Ear like I had thought about. I think it broke because I was putting it into my ear to far and had to pull too much to get it out. I used some super glue and it is working ok, but I best get a new tube and have it over with. You can put the silicone ends and the sound muffler on the tubes. Wished they would show it both ways since I thought for a long time that all it came with was that big fluffy end. Finally I figured out that it had a little tip that didn't show. That is what I needed, since I am not a hunter. I use it as regular hearing aid.
964876
These work for hearing aids that require 312. 312A and 312 are compatable for 312 hearing aids. These batteries work great.
2259218
Not sure of the type of battery but it lasts very long as long as you turn it off after use and comes with an extra. If you are considering buying it then just do it, it is a great scope.
2051259
Yes, you need a Size 312 hearing aid battery. Here is the link: Power One p312 Hearing Aid Battery (10 Packs of 6 Each)
2129986
You need two batteries. The upside is that they last longer, plus you have a better grip.
1087531
Above the Stanley name on the muff without the antenna there is a black circle with a slot in it. With a 5 cent coin or a screwdriver unscrew it & that is where you put the batteries.
1794446
CR2032 battery (included). One of those button batteries. There's a kind of door thing around the curved edge of the tuner, but I haven't figured out how to open it.
704649
Can't remember if it was 22 - but it's a bunch of batteries (each gun, exact target/sensor)
1770390
Yes, 312 batteries are the size for the hearing aids that we have. It works great to test them.
2025188
9volt batteries. One for each mic. When the battery starts dying, you start getting static sound. We used them continuously for about 6 hours and then noticed the static sound. Changed batteries and worked fine again.
1476969
it needs 6 D size batteries, but i have to tell you this is the best built, sounding, boom type box on the market. Quality piece of work.
1388642
They take 9V batteries, in the transmitter/headsets. They don't last too long - and kids tend to forget to shut the unit off when they are done.
674401
Two AA batteries. I use it to amplify my music in my helmet speakers. I can now hear my music over the motor noise. This is my second one. First lasted over four years, until dropped and run over!!!