How long do non rechargeable batteries last?
937790
I installed regular, non-rechargeable batteries in the "cameras" about 6 weeks ago. Still flashing fine as of this date.
937791
It all depends of the brand of the batteries and weather cond, but on the average 4 to 6 months.
555189
Batteries will last 20 to 40 hours depending on factors such as quality of batteries and if headphones are being used to save power.
1768663
I'm not entirely sure on that. But I've been using mine for a 3-4 months and haven't replace the batteries once. I use it on the go, so I turn mine off between uses, but I have forgotten to turn it off from time to time meaning it's on for 24 hours or so. Still have not needed new batteries though. Hope this information is useful.
299431
This is typically hard to gauge since you can put either regular alkaline batteries or rechargeable batteries I currently have rechargeable batteries in since they last the longest of any non rechargeables, I am using Sanyo batteries and their charger, they typically last me about three months that is if I don't use them on high drain things like games and with games about two months
1704544
I am not sure ? Only because, I have not seen any non-rechargeable batteries this big ??? Sorry for not being any help.
926932
Quite a while. I have owned this for well over a year now, and I have only replaced the batteries once.
2060690
Disposable, not rechargeable. They last a while however. Will have to remove light from rail to replace battery.
296981
I use Duracell Rechargeable Batteries in my lights. The light that gets the heaviest use because the dog sets it off at night all the time lasted about 3 months. The other light that just gets normal use still has the original batteries after 4 months now.
864575
I use rechargeable AA batteries. The initial investment might seem pricey, but it takes years of use for them to wear out, making them a great deal in the long run. Seriously, about $12 for 2, 3, or 4 years of service? So much better than using throwaways!
53995
I am not qualified to say how long the batteries will last based on your description but would assume based on my past experience that they will have a fairly long life compared to other style batteries. Unfortunately they are not rechargeable.
1390286
They last pretty long. Make sure you use quality batteries, like Duracell or Energizer. Don't forget to turn them off when not in use. I don't want to attempt to guesstimate how many hours, but we really don't have to change them often. If they start making funny noises, time to change batteries.
384229
I have had mine for 10 months now and my husband tested the batteries a couple of weeks ago. They still tested pretty strong so my guess would be something in excess of 18 months.
1622218
Really couldn't say - I use these infrequently. I will use them nightly for a week or two, then turn them off. Only use them on dark winter evenings. Still using the batteries from last year, therefore. So - I will hazard a guess that they last a long time, maybe several months if not used daily.
1577261
Generally lasts about 20-30 minutes of continuous use with fresh alkaline batteries. If you switch it off when not in use, you can get as much as 40 minutes out of it total.
1759247
I have used the rechargeable 6v for almost 3 months without recharging them, putting .75 pounds of corn out morning and night.They last a long time
576784
A very long time. I would say somewhere around 30 hours. The battery lasts forever though.
1071454
Depends on how you [ab]use them. If you often run them all the way down, and/or run them down only 1 or 2% and back up to 100%, they may last less than a year (or only take half a charge after a while). If you seldom run them below 30%, and don't recharge until they're 90% or less, they may last 5 years or more.