What kind of batteries?
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it uses a 2.4 volt 500mAh Ni-MH is what it says on the battery in the handset.
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Take the handheld to battery shop and they will replace. Costs around $15. Should need replacement only every two years or so.
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The batteries in these phones are listed as BT18433/BT28433 2.4V 500mAH NI=MH. Hope this helps! xcom4
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Would you tell me the brand of the NiMH batteries you used? I have problems to find suitable ones.
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2 - 3Volt 123A Batteries. You can use any type but I prefer the Surefire Brand myself.
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C-batteries. But, we have a converter that changes it to rechargeable 2 AA's & it seems to work fine.
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The batteries are very good. I do not know what size you need but these are about half of the size short of a AAA and a little thicker.
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Hi Lorraine, the best I could find for your answer on battery type is an Energizer 2032 battery -- CR2032 Lithium 3v. The units I had gotten were not for myself. I know they were a type of button battery. I found this info., way down the page for the bigger pack of these units, also being sold on Amazon, in fact these batteries are sold on Amazon. The unit I had bought came with extra battery's. Hope this is of some help and not to confusing. D.
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Those flat lithium batteries, like the kind that go into a garage door opener. But no, I have several of these and have yet to successfully replace the battery in one. I'm usually pretty good at that stuff.
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standard AAA batteries. They last a very long time. They are very easy to change.
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Not sure,but I need a new battery. Do you or anyone else know where I can get a battery
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18650s. Just Google them, and you'll find a lot of options. Just be careful about the super cheap Chinese made ones. They blow. They're a rechargeable 3.7v cell, that runs about 7-15 bucks each.
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The ones i have I looked take a LR 44 battery , ( 4 batteries) maybe that helps ..
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Batteries, but don't waste your money. I've gotten two of these and they were both defective in different ways.
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They are small hearing aid type batteries. They come with the unit, and I have not had to replace them in the 2 yrs I have used the item.
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They are button batteries and seem to be quite reasonable, ranging from about $2.50 to $8 a 10-pk. Check Amazon. Hope this helps.
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Regular AAA batteries do the trick fine. Very compact and bright. Recommended.
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A small watch type battery. I dont know the exact number or type, but it takes one flat, disk, watch type battery. Good luck.
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Regular batteries, but don't waste the batteries. Not a good product. Poor performance