What type of battery does the transmitter use?
452416
The transmitter takes a cylindrical shaped alkaline 23A 12V battery. It is very small: approximately 3/8" in diameter and 1" long. I have hardly used the unit since I bought it and, therefore, have not had to replace the battery but I assume that it is readily available.
981893
After using for a nearly two months, it was not working all the time. I replaced the battery in the Transmitter ( Black with the small Antenna) its a 9v,,and it started working again.
1603127
I don't remember the specific battery types, but it comes with a complete set for the transmitter and receiver.
973221
It's a rechargeable battery only. You need to order the transmitter separately.
1217033
You will need a lipo battery charger. Also a matching receiver for your transmitter to go in the Radian....great present!!!
2176679
yes a transmitter with 4 pile, and a 2S 3000mah battery but this battery is very bad quality
2247670
It uses one LR23A 12vDC alkaline battery. Not the most common battery out there, but available right here at Amazon. Also can be found at your local Radio Shack and sometimes Walmart. They are about half the size of a AAA, not a coin style battery. The unit is working great by the way. Very good range with the remote.
627316
The 'reciever' is the base unit that plugs into the wall. The transmitter that the speaker wears uses a 9 volt battery. We replace the battery before each use whether it needs it or not to avoid interruption. On average each use is about two hours and the battery is still working after that.
2005282
Hi, the Control Center (receiver) comes with an ac adapter but uses 4 x 1.5V AAA batteries for loss of power back-up. The transmitters (sensors) use 3.2 V lithium coin cells (1 for each) CR2032. Transmitters batteries are expected to last up to 2 years. If the sensor battery is weak or signal is lost, the Control Centre light will start flashing as a warning. Hope this helps.
1435684
You need to keep fresh, fully charged batteries in both the transmitter and receiver.
1626197
The batteries sre included , the two receivers use one CR2032 each and the transmiter uses one 27A 12V . Hope this helps
800599
I'm not sure, however this transmitter only lasted 1 week before it just decided it was not going to work anymore.
7182
6.4 v battery pack and 2 AA for transmitter, not 7AA's.Mine is just like the pic, got mine at target for less, wide turning radius w/ it.
2247671
It uses one LR23A 12vDC alkaline battery.Not the most common battery out there, but available right here at Amazon.Also can be found at your local Radio Shack and sometimes Walmart.They are about half the size of a AAA, not a coin style battery.The unit is working great by the way. Very good range with the remote.
1338267
Yeah, I have both the transmitter and receiver and use them together all the time. 30 ft. Limit before it disconnects. Both contain a rechargeable battery. USB charger.
136051
I use a 3S 450mAH Li Po on both the transmitter and receiver. Depending on how long you want to transmit you might want a larger battery because it uses quite a bit more power but both will work fine on 11.1 volts
54870
Transmitter is included. All you need is a battery pack for the truck and 8 AA's for the radio