can you use batterie packs instead of inserting batteries
1066759
To be honest I don't know. This car has never worked and I took it to a specialist shop and they said it was defaulted. The company hasn't worked with me to refund or replace it. I wouldn't buy it so you won't have to deal with the headache I have since Feb.
1543536
I don't believe that you can. I always remove my batteries when not in use. It helps you locate it in the dark and uses very little power.
1269793
Good question. I would ask the manufacturer I had a question of them once and they were fairly prompt in answering. With mine I only need to connect to the batteries on my pick up camper and charge away!
565736
You can if you want to use re-chargeable batteries in the remote .Best Regards,Glen DeKleinA Bit Of Everything
30284
no you can use batteries or buy the power pack. We have two power packs and they last about 5 days.
1997787
No. You can use rechargeable batterys and regaler batterys but I wouldn't leave batterys in it while using the wall chargers.
1924824
Yes you can. I just rotate my batteries so they are always charged. These batteries last longer than the battery that came with the camera. Very satisfied with my purchase!
963695
Yes you can but the battery will not last long. You are better off using lithium polymer battery. Hope this helps.
35131
You can leave batteries in the charger. I try not to make a habit of it because I'm not sure how it affects the life of the batteries. If you leave them in, at least you can be assured they will be ready for use.
739566
Yes you can...only negative about this product is the batteries burn out too quickly
178929
Yes, but do not mix batteries, only use this style if not it will ruin the unit
171364
No. The battery slots are more like holes. Removing one has no effect on the rest of the batteries.
567795
No way. Your battery splines will not allow the insert and secondly it would be a fire hazard if you could.
1689170
Yes, but mine didn't work. Returned them. Battery pack is a better investment.
1119753
Yes. It depend on the rechargeable battery type. even though most modern rechargeable batteries have long shelf life span, some loose power faster when not powering anything. I guess you do not want to keep on changing batteries. I used normal Duracell batteries on this and it last more than 6 month now (through out the winter) and still running. But if you have a rechargeable batteries with long "shelf life", you can use them.
1144966
Yes, you can replace the rechargeable batteries with regular alkaline or even heavy duty batteries. Just don't try setting the headphones on the cradle with regular batteries, it could damage them. Only use rechargeable batteries if you are setting the headset on the charger.
78887
Not really. You can easily open the Radio's battery door, remove the battery-pack, insert a freshly-charged battery-pack, and close the battery door, without losing any of your Radio settings. But, the original batteries are packaged as 3 AAA's sheathed together as a single battery-pack, so I don't know if you could easily fit that battery-pack in an external charger. Finally, looking inside the battery compartment, it also looks like you could use 3 individual standard rechargeable AAA's instead of a battery-pack. So no, I don't believe the battery-pack can be easily charged outside the Radio body, but yes, using individually AAA's you can charge the AAA's outside of the Radio, then insert into the Radio and go. I bought the extra charger because I had two Radios but only one charger, and wanted to give one Radio permanently to an elderly neighbor, who therefore needed his own charger. The extra battery-packs are a bonus; I'm saving them for day when the original battery-packs start losing their oomph.