what type of batteries does this use and average life of batteries?
1865954
It uses small round button style batteries . mine has the original batteries that came with and its still running strong but I only owned it for a couple of months so I am not sure of the battery life.
1865955
It comes with the batteries installedUses 3 button cell type watch batteriesStill works so I do not know how long they last.Depends on how much it is used
1865956
Not sure, since I haven't opened it yet. I haven't had it long so it is still going strong.
1865957
I haven't had to replace the batteries yet, only use the light occasionally. You will need a small Phillips head screwdriver to open the compartment.
1865958
It comes with the batteries installed Uses 3 button cell type watch batteries Still works so I do not know how long they last. Depends on how much it is used
1181661
You need a small phillips head screwdriver to remove the battery door underneath the handle. Pull the red ribbon tag to release the old batteries. Replace with three fresh G10 button cell batteries according to the polarity diagram inside the battery compartment (make sure the ribbon is placed under the batteries). Replace the door.
154213
Can't give exact time but they last pretty good time. They use reg AAA batterys.
58034
They use two double a batteries. They only last about 6 months each but they work great until they stop. I am on my second order!
1150177
It's a 6 volt 4.5Ah rechargeable sealed lead battery. My original was made by Power One and failed to hold a charge after 18 months. This battery represents about 75% of the weight of the light... lead will do that. I found a replacement on Amazon for about $10, which claims they need to be replaced every 3-5 years. I just ordered it, so no comment on performance. Here is the link: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0006N61RW/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=O4ITN6WDQLMQ&coliid=I2MHNAW465GPTP
290047
It uses the standard 312 battery the lifespan of the battery averages seven days, it comes with two tips one is the standard mushroom configuration and the other is a silicone tube. The one advantage over some of the other models is that the tube is hollow and the speaker is contained in the hearing aide itself which makes maintenance of the unit easier.
941424
Hi Grant! I don't have quantitative data, unfortunately, and I could find no numbers on the Web. We've found the life of these batteries (between charges) to be acceptable for our uses. We're not pros, so we don't go out for extended time periods and burn the batteries all the way down. We've not been caught short or in need of a charge by these items, under our use conditions. Sorry I don't have better info; all we can say is we've used them for a short while and noticed no operational difference from OEM units in our hands.
1833498
Like the others said I guess it's in the item specs. To be honest I've never had to replace them or anything. I have two of these and one has been going for a few years. Admittedly they only get used on occasion but the batteries have held up.
2138261
Unsure the exact battery type. Charge time they say is 8 hours and also advise not to over charge.
108455
I don't recall what battery it uses as it only worked a couple of times despite replacing the battery, so I got rid of it. What can one expect from something so inexpensive while still making a profit off it? It was cheap in price and cheaper in actuality. Don't bother getting it.
1640585
I can't answer your question, sorry. But I did a lot of research on these type batteries and decided, because of everything I read, to go with another brand. Do your research!
57840
From my experience, the life expectancy is about 2 years. The only reason I keep buying these batteries is because I have several pieces of equipment that uses this battery and I don't want to just throw them away. I have about 4 of these batteries and i keep one in the charger most of the time. I have thrown away about 3 of them in the last 5 years. The battery will do well for about a year and then it will lose it's charge sitting on the shelf. I'm guessing these batteries that we are buying are several years old when we receive them. Sorry to tell you this.
1388640
I do not use rechargeable batteries, I use the regular alkaline type and get my 4-6 hours that I need out of them each time. I replace the batteries on the next gig in order to assure no surprises midway.
1395207
It uses a CR2032 Lithium battery, availble for small $$ here at Amazon, & at almost any drugstore. Average life -- this tuner draws very little power. I have played for many days, hours at a time, never turning the tuner off. The battery is still doing just fine. In other words, battery life is quite lengthy.
1847534
These batteries last about 12-14 hrs then need a recharge. Their life expectancy is approximately 9 mos give or take. Make sure your battery charger is the correct one for these types of Batteries.
2085093
It appears to use a small lithium battery that is replaced by removing a small screw and the cover. As for battery life, as with most items the battery life is going to be dependant on how many people use it and how often! I was using it daily for the past three months but now I'm home and won't use it till I travel again. So my battery has lasted three months so far! That's 90 days weighing twice to check accuracy! So at least 180 weigh-ins. If you only weigh once a week that would be the equivalent of over 3.5 years! So I think battery life is really difficult to nail down.
1601794
The small flat nickel size lithium batteries many scopes, garage door openers, and watches use. I can't think of the number off hand. They are common and last a decent amount provided you don't forget to turn it off.
1151659
They use 3x of the LR44 watch batteries. I received 4 good weeks on them but used on a nightly basis in my work truck. Moderate to light use should last months.