what batteries do you need for this product?
1336298
No batteries. Just put a slide in, hold the lens to your eye and look toward a light. Not much different than simply holding the slide up to a light. Worth maybe a buck.
1336299
The only batteries you may need are if the power goes out and you want to shine a flashlight behind the opaque plastic back to see your slides. Otherwise, it does not require batteries as it works with natural and electric backlighting.
1336300
This item is not electrically powered. You just put the slide into the viewer and hold it up to the light. An old fashioned, low-tech way to view your slides!
1336301
It doesn't use batteries. I just sat on my couch by a window and looked up. It is super light weight too.
320821
The battery required for this device to work is a 9V battery. Any brand is okay
552203
I use regular batteries. I think this is a great product. I have bought several for my special events business.
1753589
You can use Alkalines, Lithium or NiMH rechargable batteries. The size is AA (4)
165907
I use surefire 123A batteries (SF12-BB Box of 12 Bat). They are very good and cheaper than most other brands.
1745729
I bought it as a gift for a friend, so I haven't used it. I think it came with batteries, ready to use, but I have no idea what kind. Sorry
1910373
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!
522114
Regular or rechargeable batteries work in these. Nothing special is needed. If they aren't working, they're probably defective. That happened with one of mine, as well.
1887994
You can find pretty inexpensive bottle batteries at bmsbattery.com. A 36V 10Ah bottle battery should be sufficient for this motor kit.
1647898
I use rechargeable AA batteries. ..I picked up whatever was cheap at the local store.They work just fine...if you keep four in the camera and four charging, you'll never run out!
2083367
Don't know off the top of my head. But I can tell you, batteries come with this package.
1862938
Three AAA batteries, either alkaline, niMH, or LiON. They fit inside the little holder that you should receive with your flashlight/torch.
1668091
This product you inquired about with respect to "What Type Of Batteries does it use:" Does not have batteries, it is electrically powered.
537811
This product uses an 18650 battery. I recommend the "B" variant that has larger capacity also using protection -commonly referred to as a 18650B Protected battery.
2054915
Most likely a small flat round battery. They come with batteries and they last long.
1435398
4 AA batteries is correct. Note that you must have a small phillips screwdriver to open the battery compartments (yes, there are two compartments). A jeweler's screwdriver will be sufficient.
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.