The 7245 binocs show a lithium battery needed.. What is the battery for..
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I saw that in the specs as well but upon receiving the binocs there is no battery. Anywhere. Must have been for another model. BTW. These are great. The clearest view of any I have ever owned.
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Chummy - Even with lithium batteries, I have only been able to video for a minute or two before the batteries are depleted. In fact, just with regular photos, you need lithium. Regular batteries die after a short time of shooting. I have given up trying to use this camera for video, but with lithium batteries, it takes fantastic photos. In answer to your second question, you can view the video the same way you view photos on the camera, or load the video onto your computer. I hope this helped.
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It has been my experience that lithium batteries are needed for cameras to avoid losing the charge too quickly, so I did not even consider a "regular" battery. With the lithium (expensive) battery, I have had no problem.
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A544's. I have to find them in the electronics dept. of WalMart with the camera batteries.
1693241
A proprietary battery like one you'd see in a camera or camcorder. Spares are available from Amazon.
1272023
Takes AA batteries. I've had my Canons for ten years now. Most important - never use batteries that can leak. I use only Panasonic Eneloop rechargeable batteries. They're great, much stronger than most rechargeables, and it's easy to forget regular alkaline batteries inside, and they will eventually leak and destroy your binocs. Guaranteed.
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There is a replaceable battery (BLC-2 lithium ion) in the monitor, but I don't see any way to replace a battery in the camera. The only removable part I see is the magnetic stand/holder on the bottom. Could be that a battery compartment is under that but I haven't tried it. The batteries seem to last a long time. The last time I charged them was this summer and they are still working fine - keep them in my truck and it has been down in the 20s several times this fall. Hope this helps.
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I think those are for binoculars that are 10x, 12X, 20X in power. Those are binocs more suited to astronomy. These have such a wide field of view that most people don't use them for astronomy.
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Are you sure the battery is okay? I used an alkaline, positive end toward the lens.
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Uses the same type of watch batteries that used to go and laser pointers. Which I believe is LR 44
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It's a lithium ion battery specially made for the camera. It's included with the camera. You can order more at Amazon if you want.
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Nikon ProStaff 3 APG Camo Laser Reangefinder takes one Lithium battery (came with Energizer CR2). AWESOME RangeFinder!!!!
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It's a regular Lithium-Ion battery. It comes with a charger for it that the instruction manual says should be the only type you use with the camera, but I think it would be okay with another charger that fits (but I wouldn't bank on that without some research.).
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I believe one of the lithium ion batteries - but not sure which one. Still using the one that came with it.
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http://www.batterybay.net/Battery-for-Bushnell-Yardage-Pro-XGC-p/bushnellcs-byx8350sl.htm
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Near as I can tell they are all 3V Lithium Batteries but one is geared towards higher energy output vs. Low energy output like a watch or something with a low processing need. The B would be for a high output which is not a common use for this particular battery.
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I can not give you an answer to your question because neither my husband or myself have been able to figure it out. We have taken one or two pictures, but it was completely by accident. Also it seem the battery is always dead when we go to use the binocular. I am careful to turn it off, but that does not help. If I was going to rate this item, I would give it -0- stars. Sorry to be so negative about it.