How many 1.5v AA batteries required for the Remote Control
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6 double S's. I would suggest charging the copter on the USB cord to conserve battery life.
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Triple A. Except to buy a lot of them. In order to use the remote, you must leave the candles in the 'on' position and it drains the batteries even when the candles aren't actually on.
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According to the product description, 4 each AA batteries and 2 each AAA are required.
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4 - AA batteries are required, although I just use it plugged in. Works great!
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All the batteries are connected in series. For 1.5 volt AA's this means it becomes a 12 volt power pack.
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AA and AAA which are nominally 1.5 volts, but if you look closely at those batteries they read 1.2 volts.
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My remote control didn't come with a battery!!! What type does it take?????
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One remote works all 5 I have under my kitchen cabinets; please be aware the batteries get quickly drained.
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The unit uses the AAA batteries and the remote uses a CR2032. The controller batteries are expensive $4 - $5 a piece. I just purchased a pack of 5 for $5 on Amazon.The batteries last about five weeks. I use my unit Monday - Friday and run it for a good part of the day.
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Triple A batteries for the unit. The remote comes with a battery (watch?). The batteries for the unit lasted about five weeks of wearing five days per week.
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It takes 2 AA batteries or a wii remote rechargeable battery pack. I really suggest going the rechargeable route; battery pack or rechargeable AA's. The wii remote eats through batteries like crazy! You'll save alot of $$$.
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the remote control uses one alkaline very small battery, that comes with the set.
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Large button batteries. I believe they are 3025, although I don't have any of these units at my present location. You can generally get them at a flea market or order them online. We ordered them online and paid about $6.50-7 for a 5-pack. My wife loves them. My wife paid about $19-20 for a pack with 3 remotes.
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AA batteries and it works either with 4 or 8. In any case it worth's every penny!
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It uses four AA batteries at 1.5 volts each or 6 volts total. You can, if electrically inclined, fabricate the proper connector and use a universal power supply.
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This uses A23 battery - 12v. You can use any generic brand. Usually most wireless remotes for cars, switches use this battery type. I see them on Amazon for around $2-3 for a pair. Although one would last for easily 6+ months or even longer. Haven't reached that far to tell for sure.
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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.