what type of batteries are needed
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The battery for the slim exterior "bell push" is provided in the package. You will, however, need four "C" cell alkaline batteries for the interior "Chime" portion. All batteries are simple to install. I chose not to permanently mount my exterior bell push and used the sticking strip provided - it is weatherproof and has stayed put through intense FL heat and blowing rain. I also did not permanently mount the interior chimes - it is in a cabinet. Now I never miss the UPS guy or a neighbor at the door! Would buy again!
360691
It requires 4 "C" batteries. I love this door bell. Haven't and any problems with this.
360692
CR2032 battery for bell push (for chime kit only)4 X LR14 `C' Alkaline batteries for the actual doorbell chimeHope that helps. Its really easy to pop-off cover and install new batteries, as well. And its nice and loud.
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Regular batteries, but don't waste the batteries. Not a good product. Poor performance
216438
D batteries. They seem to last a long time. Also when electric is available you can plug it in. Hope that helps. :)
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The minimum requirement is AA Batteries. Otherwise, your battery choice is limitless.
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You need a separate battery pack to use AA batteries. But, they only cost a few dollars. Good to have as they have about twice the power as the standard battery and it is nice to have a readily available backup if your batteries go dead.
681679
3 AAA batteries are needed. You may want to get rechargeables for this game unit eats batteries. Lithium batteries last the longest. I plug it in to the wall for my nephew because of the power hungery nature of the unit.
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an 8 AA battery pack. You can wire it for wall plugin too, you need a 12V converter
2080595
You could use a Lith battery. When you get the unit test it immediately. The unit I received had a defective manual function.
10301
it uses AAAA batteries. A little harder to find than some, but not that bad.
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I recommend using the Surefire brand CR123 batteries. They are quite reasonably priced!http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000UX93OQ
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I doesn't come with any batteries. You could use rechargeable batteries, although I don't know how well they would perform.
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Sorry, I can't remember what type or how many batteries were needed for this toy. I do remember that the car was rechargeable, that's why I purchased it for my Grand Son, so his mom and dad would not have to purchase batteries time and time again.
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They use CR123A/DL123A lithium batteries (3 volts). You can find these at any Radio Shack.
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Three AAA batteries, either alkaline, niMH, or LiON. They fit inside the little holder that you should receive with your flashlight/torch.
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Any size 12 Volt battery. If weight is a problem, use a motorcycle or small engine 12 volt.
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No batteries needed. Just need to plug it in and charge it for a couple hours before use.
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They require batteries, I gave them as a gift to my son in law, but I believe they run on 3V batteries.