how do you charge the batteries?
1873153
I'm not aware of any of the fence products being rechargable. On the collars the thumb screw head that you turn them on and off with can be turned further left, the top to the left, and the piece comes out. The whole piece including the black thumb screw top is replaced. Quite expensive in the local stores but i've found them for $8 online. After the pets are trained they don't set them off and seldom even need to wear them. I normally go 2+ years before needing new batteries. Because my dogs are chocolate and the cats black i don't see the collars and leave them on for days but the animals aren't getting themselves buzzed or shocked so the batteries just keep lasting.
1873154
I'm not aware of any of the fence products being rechargable. On the collars the thumb screw head that you turn them on and off with can be turned further left, the top to the left, and the piece comes out. The whole piece including the black thumb screw top is replaced. Quite expensive in the local stores but i've found them for $8 online. After the pets are trained they don't set them off and seldom even need to wear them. I normally go 2+ years before needing new batteries. Because my dogs are chocolate and the cats black i don't see the collars and leave them on for days but the animals aren't getting themselves buzzed or shocked so the batteries just keep lasting. I'm not aware of any of the fence products being rechargable. On the collars the thumb screw head that you turn them on and off with can be turned further left, the top to the left, and the piece comes out. The whole piece including the black thumb screw top is replaced. Quite expensive in the local stores but i've found them for $8 online. After the pets are trained they don't set them off and seldom even need to wear them. I normally go 2+ years before needing new batteries. Because my dogs are chocolate and the cats black i don't see the collars and leave them on for days but the animals... » Read More I'm not aware of any of the fence products being rechargable. On the collars the thumb screw head that you turn them on and off with can be turned further left, the top to the left, and the piece comes out. The whole piece including the black thumb screw top is replaced. Quite expensive in the local stores but i've found them for $8 online. After the pets are trained they don't set them off and seldom even need to wear them. I normally go 2+ years before needing new batteries. Because my dogs are chocolate and the cats black i don't see the collars and leave them on for days but the animals aren't getting themselves buzzed or shocked so the batteries just keep lasting. « Show Less
1873155
You don't. You can buy replacement batteries at a battery store for about $4. There is an awesome YouTube video on how to circumvent the manufacturer battery which costs much more. I have not had any issues doing this over the past year.
135557
As far as I know you can power it with a USB but not charge the batteries. I occasionally use a stand alone, rechargeable power source for mine.
604582
triple AAA batteries. where do they go, how to put them in?? can't figure it out. ????
214794
You do charge it with the adapter....which has the batteries inside it. You only charge the adapter, but I'm sure we'll have to replace the batteries within eventually.
962228
It charges most batteries. There are two copper colored prongs on the charger that connect to the positive and negative charges on the battery. If you connect them properly, a red indicator will show up on the battery charger signifying that the charger knows that there is a battery connected. Then you can plug it up and charge it.
1804215
Plug in the charger, plug the battery into the charger. When the light is solid green it's charged. It does take quite a while to charge.
1535428
Hmm, this a good question for which I do not have an answer. I only use the Sanyo recharging station to charge these batteries. I am sorry I could not be more helpful.
771163
Where the batteries are if you look on the bottom there is a piece of rubber that keeps moisture out of the charging port. Just pop it out and plug in there. If you're looking at the back. Should be bottom right corner.
2139829
Put in fresh AA batteries in the little charger. Then you stick the lipo battery that is included into the slot of the charger
1216245
I had to charge the batteries after I got them and they work fine. Try charging them.
2113760
Hi, the charger is the one shown in the picture, which is a AC charger for the headlamp. You need to put the batteries in the headlamp, and then plug the charger in the headlamp to charge the batteries. It's not a direct 18650 battery charger.
686701
You plug the USB end of the charger into a computer or wall charger cube. The smaller end goes into the battery (just above where you see the usb port hole on the charger in this photo).
597442
you can charger the low batteries one at a time until you get about 25 to30 volts. then hook up your charger to test it out.
1664362
Really simple. Plug it in. Attach the battery. Select the type and it does the rest. Took about a day to charge a dead battery.
2209746
I have never done this however I googled the question and a few sites said yes, many people charge batteries this way.
590502
if you take the battery pack out then plug into your computer boot up the camera it say "connected" then just insert the battery pack and itll charge.when it has very low battery do this.
348319
Put the battery in the charger. Usually get some type of indicator light that it connected and charging. It seems like the batteries take 5 hours to fully charge.