What kind of batteries doesthe bear and device usees?
238918
it is the one that you use for the garage remote, the thin round one. hope it helps
156191
Sorry, but I don't know what type of batteries a "Game Boy" uses. I did an search for "game boy batteries" and one of the links indicates several replacement batteries for the game boy. e.g. CR1616, or CR2025 or a "battery pack". You'll need to check the manual or open up the Game Boy so see which battery your unit needs.
1579978
They use rechargeable AA batteries which you can buy anywhere. Not so for the proprietary charger. You could however buy the batteries and a AA charger separately and just change them when they need recharged.
10301
it uses AAAA batteries. A little harder to find than some, but not that bad.
1167510
The device uses AAA size regular alkaline disposable batteries and consumes very low power (they last long time depending the frequency of usage), it does not make a sense to use rechargeable batteries.
1222259
I am also looking for the ones with the nipple on the negative side of the battery. Did you happen to find LR44 batteries with them on it? Just that little nipple makes all the difference in the world making this fit into the device. Please let me know, still searching. Thanks
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excuse me, i want to know if batteries are ok or other devices are ok for this item? thanks a lot!
1659440
They use any AA batteries but you have to re-charge the batteries with a separated charger. The system does not charge.
1589202
It uses the 18650 batteries. They are sold on Amazon. Be sure to get the RECHARGABLE ones. They are much larger than the AA batteries.
2230618
Sorry - I can't help you as the batteries I purchased charge in the device in which it is installed in a wall bracket.
1662262
Not that I know of, I am pretty sure they only use their specific battery and charger.
70145
Those flat lithium batteries, like the kind that go into a garage door opener. But no, I have several of these and have yet to successfully replace the battery in one. I'm usually pretty good at that stuff.
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I only use regular batteries, I honestly do not know about that, sorry. I guess we'll have to do some research.
962208
None. As with any battery you want to keep it charged and not deplete it under 10%
57744
Thank you.Where can I get the "latest specifications from the manufacturer" that list lithium ion batteries as an "Option" ?
569150
I believe one of the lithium ion batteries - but not sure which one. Still using the one that came with it.
151674
Good question. I would guess it is a Li-ion battery which you simply recharge and get several years out of it. If someone was to replace the battery after several years; the battery would likely cost more than the device.