What type of batteries are needed to power this magnifying glass?
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This magnifying glass requires no batteries. There is no built in light. Best features are that it slides shut inside the base so the lens stays protected while in pockets/purse, and that it is an aspheric lens - meaning it magnifies accurately all the way to the edges of the lens without distortion.
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I find all three responses to be helpful and correct!!!!!!! It is exactly as the first three have said.
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I can't recall off hand which battery is required for this light. However, if you open the light, you will see the battery which is clearly marked with its type. A word of caution: after taking apart two separate lights, and trying to replace the batteries, I was Unable to reassemble the light correctly. It's very difficult to explain, but you must position several pieces just right, in order to reassemble. In my opinion, this light appears better served as a disposable light.
1700087
It uses 2- 3.7 volt rechargeable Batteries. My best luck was to take light to Radio Shack and make sure they fit .
1398216
I have found different power cords on ebay. Might be able to find one there. Also you might want to try the magnifier's home website for parts.
2105010
either AA or AAA, sorry I can't remember. but no funky sized batteries required :)
814338
It doesn' use batteries. It plugs in. I love the power it has for embossing!
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If you are talking about the red cable that goes from the battery pack at the back of the goggles to the side of the glasses it is the power. If I remember correctly it take 2 or 3 AA batteries which are housed in the black box on the backside.
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Batteries. I use rechargeable batteries but have to recharge them external from the camera.
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MC352T, I Googled it and found this on Amazon (amazingly enough!) http://www.amazon.com/SE-Tube-Table-Magnifier-MC353B/dp/B002W269ZY
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The laser uses a (CR2-800mAH 3.0V) mine came with . a battery, the paper work does not give any useful information. Hope this helps. The scope uses a (CR2032 3V.)
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Hi, this book light uses 1 AAA battery, which is included. And, the battery lasts quite a while before you need to replace it. Hope this helps. :-)
204102
The one I have is a metal sword. The one that needs the batteries is a plastic sword the glows blue through the gray plastic.
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BenQ has a newer model of these glasses that are rechargeable this listing is for the older model which uses replaceable batteries. The easy way to tell is in the description. This model lists including a CR2032 (3V/225mAh) battery, where the newer ones come with a LiOn battery and USB cable. I bought 2 pairs of these in Sept and have watched about 18 3D Blu-Rays and played a few 3D games from a PS3 and a PC and I'm still using the original batteries.
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It uses 4 AA batteries. I guess you could use rechargeable batteries. I haven't had to replace them yet. This is a very powerful light for the size.
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It uses standard AAA batteries. I recommend using the rechargeable variety to save money in the long run.
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Batteries, AAA if I remember correctly (I don't have it with me at the moment)
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I am not real sure because I gave it as a christmas gift.it is either aa or aaa batteries.sorry that I am not any better help.