does this produce use a 2.4 volt battery
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Yes, I checked on the frother, it states 2.4 volt nicad rechargeable. We love this unit!
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You will have to wait till the end of the month, since I am not at the location that the frother is at. As soon as I can I will get it to you.
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No. Uses reg small battery and the charge lasts and lasts and lasts!! Incredible product...use it everyday:).
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The frother I got does say 2,4V_ on the handle so I take it that that means 2.4 volt. I will say that I have had my frother for probably 3 years now and the battery has never had to be changed. I plug it into the base every once in a while, but it holds the charge for a long time! I love, love this product and use it every day. It only takes a few seconds to get a wonderful froth for my lattes. My son is now ordering one.
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The unit is recharged by replugging in to a 120volt outlet every now and then.
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Battery is inside but we keep our unit plugged in to the wall. It holds a charge for a long time. We live it!
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Since this frother is rechargeable you can not change batteries so I don't know what voltage it is. I did not have any luck with this item. The first one we got lasted a short period of time and would not recharge. The company would not send me a replacement of the same kind but did send one which required batteries. This one also lasted only a short period of time. Since them we have gone to a manual frother that does not require batteries and work just great.
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This lantern operates via 3 ways: AC/DC, solar, and by cranking. The 6V 2.5AH Valve Regulated Rechargeable Battery is a fixed, internal battery designed to hold the power when you charge it thru one of the 3 mentioned power sources. After many years of use, the battery will be dead (not holding power thru being charged anymore). I have looked up on Amazon and Ebay: they have only 4.5 AH battery, not 2.5 AH. Even if they have 4.5 AH ones i don't even know if that's the right one for this Nebo lantern. Good luck!
1878141
depends on the voltage output of the fruits and vegetables... for instance if an apple puts out more than 4.2v DC it will.
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No. It has three vice two prongs. My wife who attempted to use it just bought a 2-prong outlet/converter (which is required. also) on the local economy.
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No, it uses a one of those rectangular shaped 9V batteries. I guess you could buy a rechargable battery of that type if you prefer.
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I use a 9v battery. You will need to adjust the battery connectors a little, as it tends to be a little wide.
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It's battery operated yes and I want to say it takes 4 AA's but I will double check and re post.
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Yes. Two small battery AAA only to keep the programs memory when it is not connected 12 VDC.
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It has a connection for a 4.5 volt plug in but doesn't come with one. You would have to add it separately.
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gave unit as a gift to friend/ but I would say yes, they just call for 1 1/2 volt battery
864559
No. It only converts DC power into AC power. The batteryour is your electrical source.
1969640
I have the 4000 mAh version which is not pictured on the page I'm looking at right now. But according to the back of it, it's Output is 5V ~ 0.5A.
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Per the technical information I pulled from Google on the Lil Rider Princess Mini ATV, yes, it does use a 6 volt 4.5 Ah battery. Hope this helps! Happy Holidays!
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I can't be positive but the description for the radio says 14.4 to 18 volt so I would assume so.
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I went back to my order summary, it is listed at 7.4 volts. I think if you click on the batteries you are considering scroll down a bit I found the voltage near the bottom of the listing
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Michael, if you have a voltmeter check the voltage before and after 1 hour of charging. It's 4.2 V. These batteries are sold as 3V but their output is more than 4V.
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This battery (if it's just like mine) is 3.6V and 2.2Ah (2200 mAh). Item model number: 75375.