what type of battery does it use
1848052
2aaa but they came with it. Its really a nice device, but the instuctions are terribly small in lettering
1617840
I am sorry I don't know what kind of batteries you are describing. What are they used for?
1430522
I don't know the type of battery in the camera, but it does recharge when you are plugged into a 12V power source. Mine has lasted about 2 hours while I piddled with some of the pictures and it didn't stop. I don't know the actual run time of the battery
34205
It is a 3V CR2032 battery (brand that it comes with is "Daily-max"). It comes with 2 batteries, but only used one at a time (comes with a spare).
870096
No, It uses any of the 18volt li-ion batts. from makita used for drills and stuff.
1155519
Hi, it uses a CR2016 Lithium battery, very common, not expensive and easy to change.
621304
It uses AAA batteries. When I bought it I thought it used AA. Would not have bought it if I had known.
288039
I don't know - it was a watch type battery. I threw the whole thing in the garbage after a month.
291849
It uses a rechargeable battery, it comes with its USB cable, not the charger, but you can use any USB charger including your computer
2281150
It uses any regular double "A" (AA) battery. One of the many features I really like about it.
1164254
I guess you can use any battery on it as long as the voltage and the amperage is within the specification of the original battery that you are replacing. I replaced my battery with 8 NiMH, 1.2V, 2000 mAh which brought the total voltage at 9.6 volts. It worked perfectly and it also increased the running time before I have to recharge the batteries.
1177817
It uses a CR2032 battery. I have not needed to replace my battery yet, but looking at the unit, I see an access plate on the backside of it. It can be opened using a coin. Replacement should be very simple.
2087414
It is a standard button cell battery, I am not sure the exact model, but I guess it will last a lot.
2272013
It uses the rechargable EN-EL12 Lithium battery. A good battery, but maybe a little short on life ... but cheap enough to buy an extra. I also recommend getting the external charger (MH-65) so you can charge one while using the camera with the other. (Normally, you charge the battery while in the camera). There are generic equivalents to both ... with mixed reviews.
1891206
It uses the super common BL-5C BL-5B BL-6M batteries. You know them, they are used for digital cameras and a bunch of different cell phones. They are super inexpensive. I picked up a couple for 5 bucks! BTW, this radio rocks. I get great reception of FM and AM and I get decent shortwave using a small active antenna I have. You will love it.
10301
it uses AAAA batteries. A little harder to find than some, but not that bad.
1121244
It uses a lithium battery - CR 2032 (the coin cell type of battery similarly used in calculators, remote auto key, etc).