Is it possible to get a battery pack for these gloves?
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Not that i know of. Im sure there's a diffrent brand that has battery operated. These dont though.
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No it isn't. The plug into a jacket liner that plus into a motorcycle. Go to RevZilla and you can order gloves with rechargeable batteries.
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These glove liners are corded and must be plugged in to the vehicle battery in order to work. If you want something portable, look for ski/snowboard gloves that use flashlight batteries. The batteries will only last a few hours, but you could use rechargables. Better for outdoor work might be a good pair of down/leather gloves.
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I got my sleeve from sony.com. You can probably get an extra battery there too.
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I think that the battery pack can be replaced but not by you. Try going to a Batteries Plus if you have one in your area.
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Unfortunately spare batteries for this case aren't available anywhere I could find. The most you could do is use another external battery like an Anker.
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Actually, there is a battery pack for sale right here on Amazon, from Gomadic Corp. Search for ASIN: B000SSQC8I
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You probably can purchase them directly from Andis, but personally, I wouldn't. The last time I checked, their battery pack was still NiCd technology. Within a year you would probably have to buy another battery assembly which I think are fairly expensive. Unless you're a professional and plan on using these clippers daily, the battery will lose its effectiveness and will require recharging when you want to use it. I think the problems outweigh the convenience. The power cord does have a quick-connect and DC output so a battery pack would snap right in without problem if you really were set on running off of batteries.
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Your best bet is to find a retailer local to you that sells primarily only batteries. http://www.batteriesplus.com I can't say for sure that they will have them or not, but they should be able to source the battery for you if you already have one of the battery packs. There is a local batteries plus near me and so far they have helped me find some odd batteries. Good Luck!
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It is possible to hook up an external battery pack, it'd be a diy project though. Otherwise, like the other guys said, you're stuck with having to have a power outlet
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Yes. Just look them up in Amazon. They have sellers for replacement covers and the batteries as well. I would imagine Sony should have them as well since the design hasn't changed much over the years.
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I would think that you can get one from Shark. They sell replacement battery packs for this vacuum.
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Yes, but they are 'demonstration' batteries, and won't last. (Even though mine seemed to...) I'm sure those batteries are available through Amazon.
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Hi Hacker, Its a great question. We are selling one pair of gloves with the battery and charger. We are not sure what the other stire is doing. Thanks for bringing this to our attentionKenco
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These gloves are connected to my motorcycle battery through the use of a cable that I purchased seperate. Not sure of any other way they can be powered.Firstgear Dual Portable Heat-Troller - Black I copied/pasted the link so you can see what I purchased to power the gloves seperately from jacket liner. I bought a dual controller so I could turn gloves down when hands got hot and could keep jacket on a higher setting. Looking at photo on link, to the right, you will see the circle connectors that connect to battery. Hope this helps. These gloves are connected to my motorcycle battery through the use of a cable that I purchased seperate. Not sure of any other way they can be powered.Firstgear Dual Portable Heat-Troller - Black I copied/pasted the link so you can see what I purchased to power the gloves seperately from jacket liner. I bought a dual controller so I could turn gloves down when hands got hot and could keep jacket on a higher setting. Looking at photo on link, to the right, you will see the circle connectors that connect to... » Read More These gloves are connected to my motorcycle battery through the use of a cable that I purchased seperate. Not sure of any other way they can be powered.Firstgear Dual Portable Heat-Troller - Black I copied/pasted the link so you can see what I purchased to power the gloves seperately from jacket liner. I bought a dual controller so I could turn gloves down when hands got hot and could keep jacket on a higher setting. Looking at photo on link, to the right, you will see the circle connectors that connect to battery. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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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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Mine came with a spare set of batteries for the remote and the tags. You should be able to get batteries wherever batteries are sold -- I have seen them in my local supermarket. Certainly Radio Shack would carry them.
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yes we can even perhaps get you 2 different colors. We sell extra batteries on our site Fantasy World Hobbies.com. best would be to call us at 253-682-0930 Monday