What kind of battery does the unit have? How many volts, size; is it replaceable? Buy in hardware stores?
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The unit has two rechargeable batteries installed. You can play the unit either by AC while plugged in via the 12 V DC charger, or as a portable unit by battery alone. The unit has a remarkable battery life. It lets you know when to charge it by a light on the front of the unit that will start flickering when power depletes. It is advised to keep the unit fully charged for longer battery life. The unit works at 15 watts with 20 watts of peak power. Other than that I have no other info. It is however, a great amp.
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there are two rectangular HOG-20 batteries located in the left and right side of the back of the unit. The batteries are 12 volt. No , you can't buy these batteries anywhere but PIGNOSE. However they last a long time when maintained properly and hold a charge for a very long time while playing thru it
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It is a rechargeable battery. From what I understand, getting a replacement batty from Pignose,(as you can't readily buy it), can be the only problem with this great little amp. If you charge it all the way,(simply plugging in the supplied cord), and then use it 'till dead, then repeat.....will keep the battery in shape for years. I have had no problem with the one I own, but, I do try to play it often to keep the battery up to snuff.
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The unit uses 2 six volt 4.5 amp hour recharagable batteries like this one:ExpertPower EXP645 6V 4.5 Amp Rechargeable BatteryThe batteries should last just about forever if you don't let them discharge fully. I think that you can get up to 6 hours use maximum, The longest I ever used mine was 4 hours. Just keep the batteries charges as per the instructions
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They are 2 special 6 volt batteries they are 3X2X4 inches and they can not be bought at a hardware store but they do keep the charge for 68 hours on one charge. The Pignose 7-200 is in stock Thank you Kim at the Recording Store
739451
Actually there is a way to replace batteries, to open unit locate 2 short screws at the "cork" end. Taking those out will allow you to remove brushed metal end. Then on the side is 4 spots of rubber which cover 4 longer screws. Now be careful you don't dump out contents but now the unit halves open up. You will see a battery pack that is connected to a printed circuit board. Either unsolder off the circuit board OR snip and strip the wires and attach new battery which if you search on Google the printed specification of the battery.. Simple
1674785
It is powered by 12 volts DC supplied by an alarm panel. It is designed for this purpose only. If you want a 120v or battery model, they are available at most hardware stores.
1243230
there is a battery inside the unit that doesn't need to be replace, it is rechargeable, to recharge it just connect it to a USB port and that is it.
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Model#3089 takes a 23A, 12volt or 3LR50 12volt battery... It's a "security" battery. I found a replacement for it at Radio Shack.
1963590
This unit is powered from the voltage of the wire. No battery. There was is another model number that bruns from battery. I install those models. Just search it.
2092046
Sorry can't help, this unit was not a replacement for any battery, good luck.
1207291
It is a 3volt coin battery, about the size of a nickel....#CR2032...you can buy them on Amazon, 5pack or 10pack... Hope this helps
169319
It needs a 120V outlet and has no replaceable battery. See my review for limitations of this computer.
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In talking to the tech folks, they tell me, "This unit has been discontinued for 4 yrs or so and it is not built to have replacement batteries" I responed, "Then why does it stae in manual about potential battery replacement?" Never heard back. I ahve jsut replaced the batteries but it is a MAJOR ordel and you'd better have someine that isn't shy about getting into the guts of the generator." Overall I'm disappointed in this unit and would ot recommed it to anyone.
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It uses rechargeable batteries that lasted me many recharges for about a year just plug in outlet. and I have a lot of floors to do. You can replace them with 6-7.2volt ones but I wouldn't attempt it!!! they have to be wired and in and hard to get unit apart
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I found one on Amazon..but that wasnt my problem..it was the part that plugs into the wall then into my computer...It made it look like it was my battery but acutally after replacing that part with a Dell (other types didnt work) everything worked fine....but about two months later my batter did in fact end up dying...couldnt find one on Amazon that was right voltage..just like you...went to a computer repair shop and they finally found one on line for 15 bucks and it work great ..good luck finding what you need...
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It is a 3V CR2032 battery (brand that it comes with is "Daily-max"). It comes with 2 batteries, but only used one at a time (comes with a spare).
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A standard 6 Volt lantern battery should work! I had to send mine back because the manufacturer of the 9" TV/DVD player I bought it for said it wouldn't work with their product even though Amazon unfortunately had it listed as an optional accessory!
652357
it has a rechargeable lithion -ion battery which cannot be replaced. I bought it because it does have a power cord which allows you to use it if battery is not charged.
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Hello. The battery cannot be bought. It is cased inside the unit. I found that the battery last quite a while. Can't tell you exactly because I charge it often. The battery is suppose to recharge itself when the dvd player is in use. I hope my experience helps you.
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You buy the batteries (9 Volt). They last for a month or so and they are easy to replace.