The pop the pig game has a place for batteries but does not say what size so what size and how many does it take?
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I have had mine for at least a year now and i have never had to put batteries in it. I dont even see a place for batteries. The only opening in this game is the back of the pig where you store the cheeseburgers
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I have no idea of the battery size...probably hearing aid size. You need a small screwdriver to open it. Have had it a year and it is still going strong.
719490
small button batteries. I don't remember the size but they are smaller than the LR44 in my HP calculator.
143830
3 C size batteries. Great toy, I got one for great-grandson, one for granddaughter.
729352
I honestly can't tell you at this moment, but I can find out for you in the next day or so. I gave it to my granddaughters and I will be seeing them tomorrow. The player is still going and I do think they were "C" batteries, but will confirm. I will be back with you shortly.
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I would guess around 6 by 14 but I purchased it awhile ago. Honestly it was one of the worst toys I have ever bought. I just packed it up yesterday. It is cute and that's about it. It's very cheaply made and tips over, the stairs and other pieces keep falling off and the talking clover window seat is very difficult to operate. It is also made for one child to play with it at a time. My girls love Sophia and they have zero interest in this toy. Just one mom giving an opinion.
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It comes with batteries because it started working right from the box. Not sure how many and what size. It is at my grandson's house and can't check right now.
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Size is about the same as a 10-12 inch plate; range 15 min plus. Batteries size of 2 sticks of chewing gum. Gave it to my son and 9-year old granddaughter. They seem to enjoy it. Doesn't go very high, but high enough - over house, etc. All plastic- seems safe.
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I'm not sure what dimensions were listed, but this is a large toy. It's perfect for a 5 or 6 year old and is an amazing toy in teaching changing money, counting money, etc. My grandson loves this toy!
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you can get the batteries at Walmart or K Mart by the Hexbugs display. I'm sorry I can't remember the size.
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Let me send a msg to my son and see if he knows. This was a Christmas gift to him and his daughter. This is one of the most fun gifts you could ever have but I'm just not sure of the batteries. I have had mine for years. It's been in a drawer for soooo many years and not used and I turned it on and it still works. Get back with you asap.
1390969
How do I find out what kind of battery pack I need go the toy? Is it written on the toy?
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Unable to respond as we are out of town and the game is not with us. It has 3 holes for the game and grandkids enjoy it.two boards that fold in two for easier storage. Sorry unable to estimate size correctly, but perhaps 3' by 14 inches.
127860
We used 2 six volt batteries.... The pic looks slightly different.. They were maybe 6 by 8 by 4.... Downstate with grand kids but could ask daughter when she gets home
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A small plastic box on the underside of the dog holds 2 double A batteries. The box has an on-off switch and a small Phillips head screw keeps it closed. The box is covered by the dog's fir with Velcro. Our small dog loves to play with it.
729351
SO SORRY for this way late response. I have both the pink and blue players. They take 4 D batteries each. I invested in a rechargeable machine, and it took care of that. You'll LOVE THIS PLAYER.
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I have purchased close to 10 of these now. The black box in the pictures is roughly 5.25" X 2.5" X 1". If you plan on junking the black box, the battery is going to be approximately 2.5" X 3" or 2.5" X 2.5". There doesn't seem to be any consistency with the physical size of the battery. Either they are rectangular or square. The 10 that I have purchased have been (3) 3.7V batteries wired in series.