What kind of batteries does it take for the vehicle and remote control?
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The one I received on July 13, 2015 requires six AA batteries for the car and two AAA batteries for the remote (not a 9V as advertised.)
1281843
We bought it as a gift for another child but if I remember correctly it was 6 AA batteries for the car and a 9V battery for the remote.
2114433
Just batteries, however I really wish I got the moving vehicle with it! If they are older, my niece is 11& loved it but after a while wanted more for it!
633068
2 AA batteries (included) for the remote control, otherwise the entire thing runs on AC power (no backup battery for the clock, but it will remember your station presets while the power is disconnected).
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You need a battery, preferably a LiPo battery, and a charger for the battery. Also, you will need 4 AA batteries for the remote, though if I remember correctly my RTR came with 4 AA batteries. No assembly, other than installing the main battery, which can be tricky the first time because of the close quarters in the frame, but a 2s lipo goes in pretty easy. I use the "Batens EXO RTR battery and charger kit". It charges quickly and is a great starting point for this Ready To Run vehicle. After you get some experience you will want to upgrade to 3s LiPo for more speed.
1723911
The batteries are included with the car for both car and radio control transmitter.
1761642
I don't know what is the type of the battery for remote, I am using it from April and I didn't have any problem.
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The wireless remote radio controller requires 6 AA batteries that are not included. The helicopter has a built in rechargeable battery. The helicopter battery can be charged by the controller or by anything with a USB port by using the included yellow cable.
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Since I'm fairly certain it takes standard, or rechargeable AA batteries, I guess it depends upon what kind of batteries you use. I bought two devices and also had plenty of batteries on hand, so that the area would always be covered. It's a very good deal for the price, and the battery for the remote is still the working original.
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You need batteries for the remote control and of course there is electrical cord.
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Both require batteries. The remote is 9 volt and the truck has 3 AA. My grandson loves this toy and it can be turned off to save battery life.
187048
The remote does not come with batteries. It takes AAs. Within the heli, there is a small battery that is charged by the remote. So you need to get batteries for the remote.
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The remote uses a CR2025 3V LITHIUM BATTERY (It's the circle battery) I hope this helps.
469768
The battery is just for the remote control and lasts for about 3 months. The seat itself needs an outlet to plug into and has no battery.
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I believe it cam with the battery. However, I couldn't use the opener because I couldn't adjust the frenquency to open mu garage doors. The remotes just sit in a drawer because I didn't have the time to return them. I am going to just consult a garage door company in my area to get remotes for my little out-dated opener system.
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It uses the 23AE size battery. My battery came from Ebay (5-pack); bought the remote from here on Amazon. So far the same battery has lasted more than a year.
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The remote uses an A23 12V battery. Fairly easy to find and inexpensive; usually about $3 for a 2 pack.
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The cycle does have a rechargable battery you plug in. The remote control runs on a 9volt regualr battery. Answer here...