What type of battery does this use?
917828
The camera uses 2 X AAA batteries. They recommend Lithium Alkaline but std Alkaline batteries also appear to work fine. Generally, I can get 2-3 (one-hour) dives from one set of batteries-understanding that you will want to use flash on each picture. As a land camera in daylight, the batteries will last longer since flash may not be necessary.
917829
AAA. I use Energizer Ultimate Lithium and take around 50-60 pictures per-dive for up to 5 dives.
917830
It uses a pair of AAA, which it burns through at a merry rate. You'll want rechargeables.
917831
It uses AAA. We spent the money before our trip and purchased the energizer lithium ultimate. we start with regular AA that dies withn the first day or so. We then switched to the new set of lithiums. We came back with about 350+ pictures and about 8 short videos (15-20 sec) total.
411301
It uses a cr2 battery and it lasts a long time.I have used mine 1 season and battery is still full.
2157246
It is some kind of coin cell type battery. It is not meant to be replaced by the user. The lantern failed miserably after a few months of use. The plastic gears broke inside. I would not buy this again and I would recommend you avoid it.
678019
It uses a small, onboard battery for its power source. I believe it's a AAA battery - should say in the description.
2247670
It uses one LR23A 12vDC alkaline battery. Not the most common battery out there, but available right here at Amazon. Also can be found at your local Radio Shack and sometimes Walmart. They are about half the size of a AAA, not a coin style battery. The unit is working great by the way. Very good range with the remote.
1292553
would you please explain what kind of battery used this item?? a plat one ???
1617840
I am sorry I don't know what kind of batteries you are describing. What are they used for?
261095
I have no idea. Utilize whatever specific type and style Battery your PC calls for in your Owners Manual which was included with your purchase, or is contained in your PC's built in Users Manual. You can also contact the battery Seller and ask for assistance.
540832
I don't know the answer, but here is my take: I am guessing it uses a standard rechargeable AA/AAA NiMH battery inside in which case I'd recommend Sanyo's Eneloops that can handle 2000+ charge cycles and have virtually no internal self-discharge. 've tried this fix successfully on a 20 year old Philishave system.
234414
I'm not sure, but the type of battery is easily available and will need to be replaced someday anyway. Good product.
1488544
It is some type of rechargeable non-replaceable battery, I really do not know what type it is. I just plug it into a USB charger with an AC adapter (i.e. cell phone charger) to charge it. The battery lasts for about 10 hours of AM recording on one charge.
402884
I am sorry I do not know the answer. I believe there is information in the description of the battery.
1356571
It uses a CR123 battery. These batteries are expensive, mainly used in photography. I suggest purchasing rechargeable batteries from Surefire.
621303
It uses standard AAA batteries. I recommend using the rechargeable variety to save money in the long run.
1996875
It uses the usual cordless tool batteries. You'll need both a battery and a charger.
249257
I don't know. Just run a search on your camera and it'll say what battery it takes.
2108633
It uses the 3v 123 batteries, but I returned my system, due to lack of instructions and customer support. It is a cheap Chinese system that would not work right.