WHAT SIZE BATTERIES DOES THE LIGHT TAKE?
1330610
The light takes the 18650 3000mAh 3.7V Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery. You have to buy that separately. Try an UltraFire, they work fine. BUT...as for the light, see my review on this scope combo. The light is the worst part of it - you'll want to buy a better light. Still worth the cost overall.
994413
The one I just received today takes 6 AA batteries. So, not sure why the change from prior models. The package said to expect approx 200 hours of light before changing batteries.
1993680
It takes 2 AAA batteries (included). The light is a LED, so it will never burn out. I have used my instrument weekly on my 6 kids for about 3 years and I have changed batteries once, so batteries won't be much of an expense or concern.
1346663
It holds 4 batteries. Get extra rechargeable batteries. This is a light weight and very bright light, well worth the money.
1281881
2 AA size batteries. I use lithium energizes and I'm good for a few years. Had my unit for almost 5 yeaes
1473823
It's approx 6 inches long, 4 1/2 round, handle is 4 inches. A very bright, reliable light.
1507578
You can use a regular AA battery or you can use the rechargeable 3.7 volt battery. It works fine with the AA battery but it is quite a bit brighter using the 3.7 volt battery. With either battery it is a quite impressive little light for it's size. I have purchased several.
1923061
It can take 2 or 3 - there's a detachable segment. Also it works with 26650 and, with less power, 4 C size batteries. I didn't notice any difference in light power between 2 and 3 batteries. I believe the wattage must be somewhere around 50W since it has 7 x 7W LEDs.
85967
it has one Battery, came with a charger and the flashlight fits in your hand about 1.5 x 6 inches..amazing little light
85965
About 5" long. Handle is the diameter of a quarter and the head of the light is about the diameter of a 1/2 dollar coin. Good light and very bright.
128279
Same size as standard AA batteries. However, some solar lamps DO take shorter batteries.
2014485
The knurled end of the light does come off and you can tap the light assembly lightly on a table to get the small batteries out. I don't remember what size, but they are a hearing aid size battery and you can get them at Radio Shack or Walgreens or anywhere else that sells batteries like that.
181846
I returned this light because of poor quality so I don't really remember the size of the bracket. Guess: 3 in x 5 in
60495
I bought this as a gift and I really don't remember what batteries it takes. Sorry I wasn't more help.
1776814
Takes 2 batteries in both units. size 2032. How long they last depends on how much you use it. Mine have lasted for months.
1608917
There is no battery. The unit is designed for inline 12 volt current. There is no need to take it apart. There is a positive and negative lead wires protruding from the back. There are also two mounting screws that you screw in then attach the light by turning it on the screws.
1408993
one six volt battery....one of these comes with the light....lasts a long time