What type/kind of batteries does ity take for the retical light?
2035926
cr2032 the 123 is wrong the correct battery is a large flat battery it's the cr2032
2035927
If it has the option of an illuminated reticle( which mine does) it will take batteries. I actually dont know which kind. I havent had to change them in the entire 2 years i had it. But i never really use the illuminated function. I can tell you the batteries are the small disk shaped kind. And they go right in the first top turret thats closest to your eye. Sorry i cant be much help. Also the optic came with the batteries.
2035928
It comes with a battery, but I'm pretty sure it's the standard CR123A battery
723271
NI-MH AAA 900mAh 1.2 volt led lenser batteries, they last a long time, I use the light every night and recharge them everyday. Trust me this is a great light.
275026
Like the others said, they take 3 AAA batteries. These lights are sold by different merchants, some supply batteries, some do not. Check the description to see if yours will come with batteries. TIP: Swap out the batteries with Duracell or other long lasting batteries when you get the light. I use the batteries sent with the light in my kids toys/small electronics.Also, there appears to be a modified version of this light where you can remove the cover over the batteries by hand (no need for screwdriver).
267070
The battery is an 3.7 volt Inova rechargeable and does come out (so you should be able to replace it).I like this light a lot, very solid built and very bright, only drawback is you don't have a focus ring. Flashlight gets my thumbs up...
436647
it uses 3 AAA batteries. I found that in my case it did not give me enough light. I liked the fact it swiveled.
937476
You'll need to replace the batteries. You can use two CR2016s or one CR2032.The two CR2016s will give you a brighter light, but a shorter overall battery life.The one CR2032 will give you a dimmer light, but longer battery life.Both battery types can be found at most dollar stores, but the CR2032 is more prevalent.
1563024
It takes 2 AAA batteries. It is not rechargeable I like it very much. Just wish the light would not time out so fast.
1330610
The light takes the 18650 3000mAh 3.7V Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery. You have to buy that separately. Try an UltraFire, they work fine. BUT...as for the light, see my review on this scope combo. The light is the worst part of it - you'll want to buy a better light. Still worth the cost overall.
1276726
The iScope requires four LR-44 (= AG-13) button batteries. Dollar stores carry packs or either four or eight of these batteries for $1.00! Cheap! And they last a long time!
828239
This light comes with 2 non rechargeable surefire brand CR123 batteries. You can use rechargeable CR123s, but you have something like 50 percent less battery life. Just buy a large pack of Surefire CR123 (they run cheaper than other brands) and you should be set.
1207509
It only takes one of the rechargeable batteries. It's a good light. I use it on patrol daily.
1515701
I have the same light and purchased the batteries in the link below. They are decent (you get what you pay for) for what I'm trying to accomplish. Protected 18650 Rechargeable Batteries Plus Charger (2pcs)
1507578
You can use a regular AA battery or you can use the rechargeable 3.7 volt battery. It works fine with the AA battery but it is quite a bit brighter using the 3.7 volt battery. With either battery it is a quite impressive little light for it's size. I have purchased several.
732240
AA batteries are too small for these units am still got the batteries came when unit just keep it charged I think they will last for a while, I'm sure you can buy these !either rechargeable or nonrechargeable but light works very well very bright
1180253
It takes a 3.7 V 3000 mAh Rechargeable battery. You can get a regular 3.7 V battery but they are hard to find. I got some at Battery Plus, or something like that and they were fairly expensive, but the best way is to go to Amazon and find them. I ordered 4 rechargeable batteries with a charger and I think it was less than $10.00. When I got my flashlight I was pissed that batteries didn't come with it & they are hard to find. But the ones I bought worked great & they can be recharged. The flashlight is really bright & I have been very satisfied with the light.
1691736
It comes with rechargeable batteries. They work great. The light is not really bright but does give off some accent light.
1181656
it uses Energizer 390/389 (SR1130SW) batteries. I bought a bunch online same time I bought magnifier. It uses three at a time but so far they have lasted 9 months without replacement.