batteries in a ouija board??? what in the world for?
1857228
I agree the quality of the board is cheap and almost warped but the light up planchette is cool. Get a wooden board.
1857229
batteries aren't included but are required for the planchet to light up. I wouldn't buy it though...it's poor quality.
884780
Well, an LED light is low drain anyway. I know that my battery lasts a very , very long time but then again ,I don't use mine for long periods of time. As for showing proof,,,,,,, I guess I could show you a movie of the light being on for days but I won't do that. That seems like too much fun.
1670892
I use them in emergency lighting and computer power backup devices. They are charged to where they will work to silence the dead battery alarm. You just don't know how long these batteries have been sitting in a warehouse, so there is no sure way to know if they are fully charged.
2126721
The batteries likely are for a separate led flash unit. This antenna does not require batteries. Not sure what description that you are reading.
592245
I need to supply phantom power. If you don't have it available on your board, you will need to get a power source.
1858935
I believe the board was made simply to regulate a charge to a battery. After the voltage reach 4.5 volts I believe what it stated, the board cuts power and switches to a standby mode
1300262
Sorry. Didn't know they took batteries. Guess i need to check into that too!
1834582
Well your probably asking the wrong person, because I think the cane is JUNK! I couldn't keep the batteries in it, as the little door on the bottom of it wouldn't stay closed. When it fell over which was all the time and its supposed to stand up by its self? Then the batteries would roll all over the floor. So I just quit putting batteries in it and glued the door closed. NO MORE LITE OR BATTERIES TO MESS WITH!!!!!!!! end of problem. Pat
299767
The ones I just received require 3 AAA-s per candle . **IF** you use the 4 or the 8 hr timer on remote to turn candles off, tho they're literally not on, they still draw energy from batteries... best to manually turn them off by their on-off switch on underside of candle, when you can.
563056
You stake mount them in the ground. Treated lumber spike the screw mount to the spike so you can replace batteries if/when needed. Good luck.
730083
jaaja, funy you are!it doesnt use batteries! it have a paint that changes ir color when you fill it with hoy drink. so when the color changes, it shows you a drawing of a battery, a kind of magic!
372895
I have the same thing happen to me. I think that it is junk except for having some gadget on a chain to carry an extra pair of batteries around.
2101979
You're right, the battery is soldered to the board and not directly replaceable. The battery is rechargeable so it shouldn't need to be replaced really, however, in my testing so far it looks like it's not actually connected to the 3.3V supply. So it will just die after a few days and become useless. It's a surface mount battery so you could probably remove it fairly easily without risking any damage. (Definitely a pin that should have been broken out to the main header for external access, along with PPS)
1004187
The batteries are under the decorative plate. Pull that up and use a paperclip to lift the batteries out. Hopefully that works for you.
1985857
Yes, Ive actually done this myself. You can either pick up an 8 AAA or AA battery holder and hook the lights directly up to that (might want to put the battery case in a plastic bag so they dont get wet, mine did) or to save space you can hook up 2 9V batteries to a voltage regulator circuit which you can make for cheap with parts from radioshack. I did the thing with 2 9V and it was small enough to fit in one of those tiny project boxes which i then bolted directly to the bottom of my board.
1991438
Mine doesn't use batteries at all. No moving or lighted parts. Strange that they'd even mention them. *shrug*
1792323
sorry l was so long in replying, the batteries are under the mane[at the bottom]velcro strip