is the battery the slide in type
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Answer yes. 18 volt Black and Decker. Rechargeable. I have 2 other Battery operated B&D; tools. I made sure all used the same type of Battery and just keep 3 or 4 plugged it all the time. Especially in the summer, well, spring and fall. They just slide in, lock then disconnect with a push of the lever. ere...
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at the bottom, there is a slide out section. its very easy to put in the batteries.
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http://www.amazon.com/Lutron-Electronics-Gk-wh-Replment-Slide/dp/B000UE6AVO
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Yes, it is. However, it got broke after 1st month of use(slide doesn't stop anymore)
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They make 2 styles of battery all tool nicad lithium ion or nimh that use the pod style battery can interchange batteries and charger. The slide style battery tools all use the same style batteries and are interchangeable with each other.
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If your current battery is the same attaching system to drill, not the little slide on type it should snap right in without any issues
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Hey, I'm not sure the exact type it said as I gave it as a gift. But from what I saw when I was installing them for the person I gave it too, they are watch-type batteries, just a little fatter, if that makes sense. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful. And I am truly sorry for my late reply, I've been out of town with family. Happy Holiday's!Edit: But they do have a set that come with the Screwdriver initially, so it will be able to answer the question better once you get the item :3
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It is an about nickel sized battery, readily available at Batteries Plus and similar stores. You can get the number off the one that comes in it.
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Yes it is. There is a little battery compartment on the back that can be opened to replace the batteries. I have not had to replace them yet so do not know what kind of batteries it takes. Looks like the little watch type batteries.
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In my experience, the slider piece that unlocks the original battery was the problem. The new battery which I ordered was slightly bigger than the factory model, and it didn't allow that slider piece to move completely back into place. I had to make sure the battery was as snug as it could possibly be and then manually move the slider piece back into the locked position; the new battery has charged beautifully since doing so.
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I agree that the photo is of the old battery, but the part number agrees with the RedLithium number on the Milwaukeetool.com site. I agree with Alex. I am suspicious because of the photo, and because the price is almost the same as the standard M12 battery.And there IS a difference in technology with Red Lithium over the older version.
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sorry I do not know but my 2 yr. old grandson loved it.....I'm sure they must be regular batteries as I never heard that they were difficult to find.......some toys have those odd batteries and are a chore to find in the stores.
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The description is incorrect. It is a rechargeable battery. My first toothbrush lasted close to 7 years. It is definitely worth the investment. Enjoy.
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Yes Jim it is the new version,the old version had a different battery that doesn't fit the new version.
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The only batteries you may need are if the power goes out and you want to shine a flashlight behind the opaque plastic back to see your slides. Otherwise, it does not require batteries as it works with natural and electric backlighting.
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Probably a representative photo. Just make sure you order the proper Model #. Battery I received was correct.
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Yes. Frame and magazine are standard model 30, only the slide is from model 36. Works perfectly on my 30 Gen 4. Go for it.