What are the batteries for?
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There is a remote control unit that comes with the DVR. The batteries are for that.
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I'm sorry, but a couple answers here are really making me giggle. I'm guessing they feel batteries are full of magical pixy dust and are not considered an electrical power source that provides electricity. I know what they mean...but it still makes me giggle. :o)
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Yes. That is mainly what I use them for. After recharging; they work as well as a new battery.
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Sorry, I've no idea. They just didn't seem to last as long as batteries I buy locally.
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I doesn't come with any batteries. You could use rechargeable batteries, although I don't know how well they would perform.
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Just batteries, but I bought mine a while ago. They may have changed it. It is really great on battery life though! We still use it and have never had any problems.
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Not sure what they're called, but it's a large round battery. They sell them in the watch department, they're pretty cheap.
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If I remember correctly, the batteries came with it. I do not remember which ones.
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It for holding the battery in place (rubber strips are screwed in to some thing solid and straps are feed through them and around battery)
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I opened them up out of curiosity and it appears that they do not use batteries. When you unscrew the 4 tiny screws in the back there is no battery area or batteries found under the battery door.
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The battery is a backup in case of power interruption. From a practical viewpoint you need a low voltage power supply.
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It's another way of referring to button Batteries, which are shaped like coins. Stuff like thin remotes/small toys, etc.
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both or either... you can plug them in or you put batteries for use say like beach or camping!
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These are replacement batteries for cordless phone units. As others noted, the batteries recharge when the phone is in the base. These are great for extending the life of cordless phones that use them. Way cheaper than buying a whole new unit.
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I use them as regular batteries for anything and everything around the house that requires it. For example right now I use in a few musical Christmas ornaments, video gaming and toys for the 2yr old.
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I'm pretty sure it's a small NiCad battery, the type used on OLD computer motherboards to keep time/date info while the computer was off. I have no idea why this was included with the light.
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They take 3 little batteries that are commonly found at most stores, and are somewhat of a challenge to change, but not a big deal. The only tool required is a coin. The batterieis seem to need replacement about every year or so.