What batteries to buy?
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AAA **RECHARGEABLE** - any kind will do. I bought a set of Sanyo batteries with a separate charger from Amazon.
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They come new with rechargeable batteries, but after a year or longer and you want to replace them they can be replaced with energizer AAA rechargeble batteries. They require 1 on each side of the headphones for a total of 2. All the major brands have recharge AAA batteries, so just pick the brand you like.
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It comes with rechargeable AAA batteries, just like the one that comes with the headset.
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Yea with my experience you wanna go with the more expensive batteries that are made to last longer go to best buy and ask or go on google and search best batterys for digital camera theres batterys that handle better for these cameras and possibly look into rechargeable batteries
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You can use any brand of rechargeable batteries, otherwise if you use it much you will be wasting a lot of money on throw away batteries.
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If you contact Anker, they will respond with a link to the correct battery you need. At least they did for me.
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Either the 1.5 amp hr. batteries which are standard or the 3.0 amp hr. batteries will fit. The 1.5 is cheaper of course and the batteries charge so fast that is all you need. I bought 2 of the 1.5 amp hr. batteries a 1 or 2 years back on Amazon for about $100.00 (one of my originals failed).
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Any 18650 battery will do. The higher the mAh you buy the in these the longer the light will run between charges. I'd stick with name brand 18650's BTW - Panasonic, Samsung, etc. The low cost/low quality 18650 are certainly cheap but they can be dangerous.
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I use rechargeable AA batteries. The initial investment might seem pricey, but it takes years of use for them to wear out, making them a great deal in the long run. Seriously, about $12 for 2, 3, or 4 years of service? So much better than using throwaways!
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The correct battery is the 18650. You could also use two CR-123 batteries instead. Either will do the job.
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Batteries come in all shapes and sizes. Any 7.2+V battery will work, if it fits. You may also need to replace the connector or make/buy an adapter.
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actually any 9volt battery of your preference would be fine; I get good use out of the Duracell duralock batteries.
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Any B&D; 20V Lithium battery will work. They only differ in their power capacity. I have all 3 types - LB20 Type 1 is rated for 22Wh; LBX20 Type 3 is rated for 26Wh and LBXR20 Type 4 is rated at 30Wh.
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You can buy a battery from any store. Walgreens, Family Dollar, any store I beleive it takes a CR2032 battery.
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Only Battery I use is Optima "Yellow top" longer life designed specifically for electronic applications and many charge/discharge cycles. It is very expensive, but you will be glad you bought it. My first one lasted 19 years. That's more than 4 conventional batteries.Blue top is for boating, red top automotive. Some peeps like a huge capacity by going with multiples of 6 volt. But this is the simple fix.
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18650 - buy them on Amazon; just check on delivery with a particular vendor as some suppliers are slow with delivery.
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Get 1 26650 battery by foursevens and get a charger from GoingGear.com. If you ask, they will give you a 10% discount and they are very reliable. Get the Nitecore Intellicharge Volume II with either two slots or four.
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Get at least the 2.0 amp hour battery. The 2.0 runs me about 1/2 to 3/4 a day of use. I would entertain the thought of the 4.0, but pricing and bulkiness dissuaded me. You can get 2 2.0 batteries for the price of one 4.0 last I checked.
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A 25C battery will work, but you will not get long flying time. To get get more flying time you may want to upgrade to a 30C or 35C.