what type designation of the batteries for these visors use for example LR, SR, AR?
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Hi Nicolas, Sorry for the late response to your question. The batteries at LR type and I am still using the same batteries that came with my Jeweler glasses since my order. I like them (for give the terminology) glasses because I cans switch between two different types I use for soldiering work. When the head band gets to a little heavy after a few hours of soldiering the option of switching out to the Jeweler glasses is awesome. Yes I will buy again just to have a spare pair compared the higher priced items many others can afford, I cannot. God Bless
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Search for battery LR621, below is a link for the sellers that amazon has.http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias%3Delectronics&field-keywords;=LR621%20
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They are built in to the rim and have batteries that can be replaced. They are the flat disc batteries.
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They are Li-Mn. To my knowledge, all IMR batteries are Li-Mn, for what it's worth. I've been using them in a SmokTek ePipe mod and they work quite well.
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they are the flat round ones CR20323V LARGE.... They are bright I bought them for my walker for when I take my evening walks I really like them. But I am not too sure on how much it is to replace the batteries(It may be just cheaper to buy a new one). I hope this helps you :)
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They are common 'coin' type batteries (CR2032), so you can find them Guitar Center, music stores, most hardware/electronic stores or online.
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Hi Jim...the battery is LR-41. I called all around locally and could not find them at a reasonable price. I ended up buying a dozen or so (of the batteries) through Amazon as they were easily available and cheaper.
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Cr2032 lithium. If you remember to turn off the sight when not in use they will last months and months.
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I don't remember exactly what type it was, it's one of those jobs that's like a watch battery but bigger. As far as the battery life, I hardly use the illuminated reticle so it's been pretty good, I still haven't changed the battery and it's been a couple years
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Don't know, but they last longer than Rayovac, Energizer, and Duracell batteries.
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Lithium CR-2, 3v. I have had this since 11/2012 and the original battery is still strong. It rides on my Sig P-250c in my night stand drawer and I check light function periodically so I am not using it extensively. So far its always been ready if needed.
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Pretty sure it's a CR2032 3-Volt Lithium battery. One additional note: I originally bought the RC5 and then traded it in for the RC6 because the RC5 has only a 2-second delay shutter release, whereas the RC6 has a switch to select IMMEDIATE shutter release OR a 2-second delay. Just something to think about.
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I would only use CR123A batteries made by Surefire. That light is designed for those batteries. However, now I buy Sunwayman lights. They are more versatile, built well and use rechargeable batteries.
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They take three round tiny (wee) batteries, called SR41 Silver cells. Hopes this helps!
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The Centerpoint Laser Boresighter uses three # AG13 button batteries. The 1.5 volt AG13 alkaline battery also goes by the numbers LL44; CR44; SR44; #357; #A76. These batteries are available at Home Depot, Lowe's, Wal-Mart, Walgreens, Radio Shack to name a few. The boresighter is polarity sensitive. Make sure the button cells are installed into the battery holder with the large flat side into the holder first or the unit will not illuminate. CML
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12 volt alkaline battery. Number on the battery that came in package, A23S . Instructions say Radio Shack #23,23m,vr22,el22 or equivalent. The battery looks like a AAA battery except its shorter. Might not find these in any store. Battery is supposed to last 2 or 3 years instructions say.
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Standard hearing-aid type battery available at Radio Shack. I don;t remember the exact number......