Can you use rechargeables in this sharpener?
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I would think so. Don't buy it, though. The blades on it will wear out quickly. Our blades are to dull to sharpen pencils and we have only changed batteries once.
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can you use rechargeables in this sharpener? apr 28, 2014 by glenn von dem bussche "it takes batteries! i doubt it can tell the difference!" and, this is the stupidest answer i've yet to encounter, so here is the answer everyone....rechargeable batteries look the same as a regular battery. it just has a different name, "rechargeable" meaning you can use them over again. when the battery dies you insert it in the batteries recharge base, and once they are charged you stick it back in the pencil sharpener, or whatever you're using that takes batteries. this person obviously does not know what a rechargeable battery is, so here's the answer to everyone who does not know what a rechargeable battery is or does. can you use rechargeables in this sharpener? apr 28, 2014 by glenn von dem bussche "it takes batteries! i doubt it can tell the difference!" and, this is the stupidest answer i've yet to encounter, so here is the answer everyone....rechargeable batteries look the same as a regular battery. it just has a different name, "rechargeable" meaning you can use them over again. when the battery dies you insert it in the batteries recharge base, and once they are charged you stick it back in the pencil sharpener, or whatever you're using that takes... » Read More can you use rechargeables in this sharpener? apr 28, 2014 by glenn von dem bussche "it takes batteries! i doubt it can tell the difference!" and, this is the stupidest answer i've yet to encounter, so here is the answer everyone....rechargeable batteries look the same as a regular battery. it just has a different name, "rechargeable" meaning you can use them over again. when the battery dies you insert it in the batteries recharge base, and once they are charged you stick it back in the pencil sharpener, or whatever you're using that takes batteries. this person obviously does not know what a rechargeable battery is, so here's the answer to everyone who does not know what a rechargeable battery is or does. « Show Less
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I can't imagine why not. We haven't just because I grabbed regular batteries instead but I'm sure we will eventually. The batteries we are using have lasted quite a while with steady use.
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You can use rechargeable batteries, BUT ONLY if they are ALKALINE Batteries. This is what I was told, so best to do what they say. Good Luck!!!!!
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NO. Only use AA batteries. Do not use rechargeable because they do not hold on the right charge for long. I did install a female power jack. This way I could use an adjustable volt, 1.5v to 12v, DC wall power supply. I hope this helps. Have fun with it. RobS...
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Batteries last quite a while actually. I never used rechargeables but you probably could. Great machine. always dig the nickels!!! I found gold rings that way!!!
864701
I havent used rechargeables in mine. But it would fit. For the price and the longevity I buy the batteries from Amazon its a fraction of the price.
2003101
Yes, you may use rechargeable batteries, they will not recharge using the adapter
446204
You can use 'C' batteries. But you will find that the rechargeables work so much better you won't want to use "regular" batteries.
343925
being that I don't have the device with me, I can tell you how I used it. I only used it with the wire. If the description says that you can use batteries then I assume that you can use rechargeable batteries as well. It did not come with batteries.
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yes you can but they must be rechargeable batteries but beware - it takes around 12 hours to charge batteries. I have another Sony charger that does it in a few hours but I read where the longer it takes to charge batteries, the better it is for the batteries. Doesn't JOLT them into being charged.
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I'm sure you can use rechargeable batteries as long as they are correct size. I use mine for a while and due to climate and salt water air exposure, I remove the batteries when it's not in use. battery bleeding acid will corrode the connections. You don't want to leave batteries unattended in any unit for too long.
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No. You would need a power transformer. There is another model of this sharpener that works on 220/240 volt
948943
You can use rechargeable batteries, but there is no built-in rechargeable battery.
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Yes I see no problem utilizing rechargeable batteries. Hope this helps. Very useful light.
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I have not tried rechargeable batteries in it, but don't see why not and it will save you money in the end. I might also suggest Lithium if you are not getting the battery life on rechargeable batteries .
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No. You have to insert batteries and there's no place to plug in. I don't know if they make rechargeable batteries in that type.
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I once dismantled such a torch and I assure you it is NOT rechargeable at all. It comes with 3 pcs of button battery, but they are disposable. They ran out after some usage. Then you will never be able to charge them.Rechargeable batteries are expensive and make the electrical circuit much more difficult.
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Yes, it is rechargeable and comes with its own charger. Just keep that plugged into an outlet, and when not using the razor, just attach it to the charger and it will always be ready to use. We have had this or similar Panasonic shavers for years now and are very happy with them.