In inclosed manual: Install 3.6V rechargeable batteries (NI-MH). What size and how to install it?
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I installed regular ni cad batteries. The best would be Energizer Lithium. Recharbles run dow much faster. I don't remeber the size but i think they were AA
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There is a small 3.6V battery soldered on the the board within. I believe this is the battery installed on mine: http://www.pchub.com/uph/laptop/598-81688-18740/UPH-Battery-Battery-Resume-3.6V-OEM.html
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They come installed, if you want to see them,take 3 screws out of back and pull covers apart, batteries are green.
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I was looking info about old batteries for my IM600 mobile speaker...I saw your old post and I was wondering if u can help me because I'm trying to find this battery:Li-Ion Battery, part # NTA2455, 3.7 V, 2150mAhThank You!Cyn
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Underneath the mounting plate. Slide the plate off to expose the cover to the battery compartment. Remove the battery cover and install the 6 batteries.
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i use a Super Universal NI-MH LCD battery charger. Model: V-9688. now that being said, i didn't have very good luck with those batteries. eight of forty failed after just 2 charges.
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Oops, you missed that part...just opened mine and read the materials...the instructions are fully 20% about opening the battery compartment (remove 2screws), and its proper disposal. The battery is close paraphrase "3.6V nickel-cadmium 1300mha rechargeable/recyclable" per instruction sheet that came with it.
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I used the nicd battery. it worked fine. This is a pretty good unit for the price. it came with two blades, one fine-toothed for metal and one larger-toothed blade for wood. That was a happy surprise.
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http://www.baccusglobal.com/stanley/manuals/BATTERY%20CHARGERS/BC1509_2509_4009%20MANUAL.pdf
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I have the standard charger, but I do not know if it will work for NiMH batteries...good question. Perhaps you should contact Black & Decker, and see if they have your answer.
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Take the bottom off, like you were going to add salt/pepper. Turn it over. It should show open with an arrow and closed with an arrow. Turn it to open and turn it right side up. You might have to shake it a little to get the battery compartment to fall out. You can purchase AA NIMH rechargeable batteries just about anywhere. If you type in Cruisant Rechargeable Salt & Pepper Mill Manual into your computer search engine, and pick the Cruisant site, it will bring up a user manual. Hope this helps.
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Try going into menu then into tools (shown by a little wrench). Scroll down until you come to battery type. Select the NIMH. That should work.
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I used the 8 AA cell holder. When I tried rechargeable NiMH cells the motor seemed a bit slow, but all other functions seemed OK. I'd recommend the powerpole option, along with putting a 6-cell and 4-cell AA pack together in series to get to 12.5V, though this will require some soldering and trips to Radio Shack or an online electronics outlet like Jameco or Goldmine electronics.
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(Note that a 3.6v NiMH (Nickel-Metal-Hydride) "battery" (see accompanying image) is really a battery PACK with three 1.2v NiMH batteries internally wired in series.) The answer to your question is absolutely "yes" if it's the ONLY battery pack used by the device at a given time -- the result will be an increase in operational life following each battery charge cycle of up to as much as 50% compared to an equally new or equally used 3.6v 800-mAh battery pack. Of course, if you're replacing an old and much-used 800-mAh pack with a brand new, fully charged 1200-mAh pack, the improvement in the operating time of your gadget will seem even greater to you! (Note that a 3.6v NiMH (Nickel-Metal-Hydride) "battery" (see accompanying image) is really a battery PACK with three 1.2v NiMH batteries internally wired in series.) The answer to your question is absolutely "yes" if it's the ONLY battery pack used by the device at a given time -- the result will be an increase in operational life following each battery charge cycle of up to as much as 50% compared to an equally new or equally used 3.6v 800-mAh battery pack. Of course, if you're replacing an old and much-used 800-mAh pack with a brand new, fully charged 1200-mAh pack,... » Read More (Note that a 3.6v NiMH (Nickel-Metal-Hydride) "battery" (see accompanying image) is really a battery PACK with three 1.2v NiMH batteries internally wired in series.) The answer to your question is absolutely "yes" if it's the ONLY battery pack used by the device at a given time -- the result will be an increase in operational life following each battery charge cycle of up to as much as 50% compared to an equally new or equally used 3.6v 800-mAh battery pack. Of course, if you're replacing an old and much-used 800-mAh pack with a brand new, fully charged 1200-mAh pack, the improvement in the operating time of your gadget will seem even greater to you! « Show Less
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2.4 V 400mAh Ni-MH which comes with the phone replacement battery model is BT166342
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Looks to be a propitiatory battery pack containing 3 AA sized Ni-MH cells rating 6.0V 700mAh. You could probably crack it open and add your own cells if your careful? Midland battery pack model: BATT-5R
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Raed all about it here:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nickel_metal_hydride_batteryPay special attention to "Low Self Discharge Batteries"
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I haven't had it long enough to know and face that dilemma. I had to toss a different brand because I could not access the rechargeable battery. I hope this one can be opened somehow to access what are usually very NiMH standard batteries, but I don't know. Good luck. Maybe Waring can tell you.
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Any battery with small tamiya connector 8.4 nimh is what it comes with but I run a 11.1 lipo for better rof and the stock gearbox can handle it