what type of batteries does this use and are they expensive?
1050177
Uses one 3 volt lithium battery - the flat round kind. Came with the battery.
1050178
It uses a 3v lithium battery (round disc) it comes with a working battery so you shouldn't hav to change it for awhile. The cost is around $2 or $3 for the battery
1050179
It uses Lithium Battery 3V CR2032. They're not expensive. http://www.walmart.com/ip/INSTEN-5pcs-CR-2032-CR2032-3V-Lithium-Button-Cell-Coin-Battery/31515503
1651788
Batteries are like cars or most other things. Usually, the more expensive they are, the better they work. But, no matter how expensive, they all wear out in time. A cheaper battery can be slightly weak and still be fine, just not as powerful as an expensive one. I've seen a huge difference in new flashlight batteries, from ones that wouldn't operate my camera, to ones that last a long time.
635686
Any high street chemist, electronic dealers like Maplins, photographic dealers, these are common batteries that I have seen in supermarkets but they are expensive
981953
I bought expensive batteries. Plus my first set ran down really quick because I forgot to always shut off the camera and left it running. So make sure you shut the camera off after you view it it's tricky to figure out... Once I got that my batteries have lasted a while.
159543
This uses 2 CR123A batteries. Get good ones, don't cheap out (any std brands-duracell, energizer, surefire, or batterystation).
2247671
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.
2067631
It uses 18650 batteries, go to batteryjunction.com and order them there. They have great prices.
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!
1343496
The main reason I bought this cam was because it takes AA batteries (disposable or rechargeable) I have used energizer lithium and also their e2 titanium batts -which lasted almost two weeks on a backpack trip.
1007445
I'm sorry I do not understand your question. Are you asking what brand they are? They are great batteries and last a while. I would recommend them to anyone for the price and quality.
339974
I do NOT know but I think I saw on Amazon some batteries made for solar lights that were cheaper anyways.
1159165
Yea with my experience you wanna go with the more expensive batteries that are made to last longer go to best buy and ask or go on google and search best batterys for digital camera theres batterys that handle better for these cameras and possibly look into rechargeable batteries
1793634
what type of battery does this use. Might be able to hard wire it to a transformer.
537653
My guess is that you can find these batteries from any battery store. It uses almost classic type batteries
1068558
Cabela's, bass pro, academy, sports authority, dicks, I have even seen them @ home depot. They are expensive about $10 for 2 batteries.
998358
I bought a deep cell used battery and put it on a trickle battery charger when I'm done using the EasyBird w/oscillating attachment. Battery cost about $48
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There's PowerEx but there's been some problems with those even though many people probably are fine with them they are not really low Self Discharge batteries. I highly recommend the high capacity Eneloops but you could try the PowerEx's but i'd read the reviews first to see if you really want to get them.