How long will the batteries last? How many inflated beds? Heading on a trip and wanted to have a rough idea.
81465
We have filled our large queen air bed three times on the same batteries and they are still working so can't tell you how long they will last.... We always take spare batteries just in case. This unit fills the bed really quickly, we are impressed
81466
Only used mine once but only got one full queen airmatress on a set of batteries. I would suggest bringing extra batteries.
81467
I use it camping i have a double thick air matress, I also use it to start the campfire it lasted me about 4 fills. If all you used it for was to fill a matress then I am sure you would get many more fills out of it
310572
If you are looking for something to take in the wilds The battery pumps will do the job -pump up the mattress that is heres some from amazon Pure Comfort Battery Powered Air Pump or there's the rechargeable for about 25 -30 bucks which lasted me a couple of years http://www.amazon.com/Coleman-Rechargeable URL -Quick-Pump-Colors/dp/B00005JD40/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid;=1399399189&sr;=8-2&keywords;=rechargeable+air+bed+pump. hope that helps little tip try not to inflate too high cause the plastic will stretch If you are looking for something to take in the wilds The battery pumps will do the job -pump up the mattress that is heres some from amazon Pure Comfort Battery Powered Air Pump or there's the rechargeable for about 25 -30 bucks which lasted me a couple of years http://www.amazon.com/Coleman-Rechargeable URL -Quick-Pump-Colors/dp/B00005JD40/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid;=1399399189&sr;=8-2&keywords;=rechargeable+air+bed+pump. hope that helps little tip try not to inflate... » Read More If you are looking for something to take in the wilds The battery pumps will do the job -pump up the mattress that is heres some from amazon Pure Comfort Battery Powered Air Pump or there's the rechargeable for about 25 -30 bucks which lasted me a couple of years http://www.amazon.com/Coleman-Rechargeable URL -Quick-Pump-Colors/dp/B00005JD40/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid;=1399399189&sr;=8-2&keywords;=rechargeable+air+bed+pump. hope that helps little tip try not to inflate too high cause the plastic will stretch « Show Less
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It says on the box that the batteries last up to 55 hours. I would assume that is on the low setting. Other than that, I am not sure how long they would last on high. My daughter uses one of these for weekend camping trips and says they last a good while, but she has never paid attention to how long in hours.
250747
Part of this answer is going to depend on the quality of battery you buy. here is my experience. I used Energizer batterys for the week of my vacation. The radio was on for about three to five hours for five days (20 hours or so) When I got home I took the batterys out and went back to using the cord because the radio stays in the house. i tested the batteries and they still showed an almost full charge so I put them with my spare flashlights. I would guess that the batterys would have lasted better than twice the time I used them for.
1235006
It takes two AA batteries, but they wont last two hours. It does not blow that much air and it is impossible to securely attach it to a stroller or really anything. I will sell you mine or just give it to you if you pay shipping. Its junk, dont buy.
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I believe the first set of batteries lasted about two years, but it also depends on usage and how many people are using it and how often.
28763
Hmmm, I think I've recharged my batt's 14-16 times each... and they seem to be producing about the same flight times so far. Don't know how many cycles on average the batteries should last, but I would think they would/should provide good performance up to about 35-40 cycles ("educated guess"). Make sure the battery has cooled down to ambient temperature before recharging; helps them last longer. Also... try not to operate plane at full throttle for more than say ten seconds at a time. High long current drains are hard on a battery. Sorry I can't give more specific info. Hope this helps somewhat. Chris
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I have to be honest and say that I don't know for sure I have used it on several occasion for 2 weeks straight as follow1._ Make sure I have a full charge2._ Fill up the bed.3._ Then as needed refill the bed. (The battery was good for the 2 weeks period)I never had to inflate and deflate the bed on a daily basis and can't say how long the pump will last under those conditions
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I'm not sure if there is some confusion regarding how it is powered but I don't want to seem like a jackass but it depends. Unit is powered by 4 "AA" batteries (not included), if you use high powered batteries I think you could get 6-12 hours of use at moderate volume. If you use cheap batteries at high volume maybe 3-6 hours, again depends. Friend I bought it for uses the AC adapter, when we used it with batteries (standard alkaline) it lasted 2+ hours without dying, I hope this helps.
1321777
I put fresh batteries in before a trip I took for 14 days & I ran it every night. The batteries are still good but I am taking an extra set of 4 with me on the next trip......just in case!
844667
I've tried cheap batteries and expensive batteries and there is a difference in this type of device. Niteize sells replacement batteries that seem to last about 6-8 weeks with a daily 15-30 minute walk (usage). With the cheap batteries I was experiencing two weeks and they would go dead. Bottom line, you get what you pay for. As another response stated,you simply pry the back plastic off to gain access to the batteries - each device requires two batteries.
1384188
For me the batteries lasted quite awhile. I used it for short term trainings and a trip to Africa. I only used it at night when I was sleeping. If used more than that it might not last long. I didn't try rechargeable.
129428
Two double A batteries, and they last about 30 hours. I walk an hour a day, and change the batteries once a month. Sorry it took me so long to get back to you.
1436770
I will handle that for about 5 to 8 hours and not more than that on two batteries. I have a koolatron cooler hooked to mine and it last about 8 hours
355249
Someone already gave you the exact weight with battery installed as 4.8# and 5.8#. I traveled from NC to Alaska, think all together I was on 9-10 airplanes(including a small 8 passenger) and one large ferry, and could not have asked for a better set up than Inogen. Just have to keep on top of the re-charging so there is always enough backup, just in case of a problem. If you do travel, I take along the 25' tube for hotel rooms, much easier to exist this way.
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Our pump has lasted a whole weekend camping trip. Inflated more than one air bed, topping them off at night and inflating some inner tubes, and deflating the beds on departture. So I would say no problem.
89488
Can't say for sure, but on a recent trip to the beach, we filled a queen size mattress and a single size mattress the first night. We topped it off every night for 4 nights (to replace for air loss in the mattresses every day). It didn't miss a beat. This is our 2nd one of the same model (kids lost the first one). I specifically picked this same model because we were so happy with the original. Like it a lot.