What kind of battery does the laser take?
1815781
The unit comes with a Lithum CR123A 3V battery which I assume powers both the light and the laser. I caution you that I have had nothing but problems with this piece of equipment and I am on my second non-functioning unit. The vendor was very responsive to my first problem unit by replacing it. Now the replacement unit is not working out of the box. I plan on writing an update to my comments on this piece of equipment.
1815782
Cr123 battery both laser/light uses 1 battery total. Screw off the light lens cover and boom there's your batter for both laser/light.
1363722
The laser and the battery life, most importantly, the battery life. The old model lasted a couple hours tops.
489545
Don't see why not, haven't tried before as CR123 lithium last sufficiently long in 5mw laser, and are pretty cheap. My experience with recharges are they have less voltage then trier lithium counterparts. Should not be a problem using recharges though.
1706734
This is the proprietary one. It works fine. I might sell the gun it's mounted to though, but the laser is fine.
1561251
Batteries come with the laser site . They are standard hearing aid batteries. It takes three.
1930456
The laser itself will last many years. The batteries however will not. They will last a year probably depending on use. Maybe longer. They are easy to replace. Battery replacement procedure is included with the installation instructions.
2101547
I have owned the cold laser for over a year... I use it constantly.. I have not had any problem with the battery.
2259218
Not sure of the type of battery but it lasts very long as long as you turn it off after use and comes with an extra. If you are considering buying it then just do it, it is a great scope.
1601143
It needs batteries for the laser. If you just want to use the level adjustments then that requires no power
1855854
not sure if there is a battery but unhinge the saw andlook at the hinge area straight back fromthe blade. There is a warning about laser radiation there. Iwould start there.
83707
Yes, but the best battery's you could use for this green laser are the CR123A 3 Volt Ultra Lithium Tactical Energy they work good and they cost like $7-8 dollars and it comes with 3 battery's and you only need one and it last for a long time.
762315
If it has the three prong connection. I must warn you that batteries are 5-10 dollars each and lasr only a couple of shoots. This adds up so I went to a wired no battery required setup.
1745353
The Laser contains 3 AAA batteries (metal hydride). I am in North America, so the charger runs off normal 110 - 117 Volt AC house current when charging the Laser.I use my B-Cure about 40 minutes twice daily on a few areas on the anterior face of my Knee with the knee bent 90 degrees and resting on a large pillow while I sit.This 80 minutes per day use means I have to charge it each night. It will provide perhaps 100 minutes, but, I like to keep it topped up each day. The battery half-drainedsymbol flashes at around 80 minutes of usage.
74994
The battery is a CR2 3 volt battery. Depending on how much you use the light it should last many months. I have mine on a Glock 19 that I use for home defense as a night stand gun and the battery lasted over a year. I would definitely recommend this light. Great price. Great quality.
1733420
it takes one CR123 battery. not rechargable. now i will say this, if you're wanting something incredibly powerful, this is not the laser for you. It is bright and highly visible, and I don't know much about lasers themselves, but with the specs they state for this, you SHOULD be able to see the entire beam clearly indoors or outdoors at night. but that's just not the case. it's cool and all but i would save your money and go buy a nicer one.
50637
The laser uses a (CR2-800mAH 3.0V) mine came with . a battery, the paper work does not give any useful information. Hope this helps. The scope uses a (CR2032 3V.)
2180375
No, but if you find one please let us know . Maybe the seller of the laser would know of a good one. Sorry couldn't be helpful.