Does this battery need a plastic sleeve to fit into remote ?
1327017
It needs a sleeve to fit in the charger and in the Directv remotes. Mine did not come with a charging sleeve, but I had one for the remote that worked okay for charging.
1327018
It comes with a charging sleeve. We use it with a transmitter sleeve in a Dell Projector remote.
1327019
Yes. The plastic sleeve is actually the transmitter which communicates via RF signal to the "Sputnik"
1317738
Yes - the battery is packaged in foam blocking of various sizes/thicknesses for securing in the larger factory battery box. The foam is not perforated though.
2157258
My 26650 battery fits. Are you sure you took the plastic sleeve out (it's an adapter for an 18650 cell)? Also, there is some variance in both diameter & length of protected cells. :-( Always best to get these as a "kit" with a battery that is known to fit.
267744
The battery has a plastic protective coating that will prevent the remote from working if not removed before use. Steve.
1154146
No, just protective cover. Some of remote is still exposed, however, it might help prevent water damage
2125875
Mine fit just like a Canon battery. I could not tell any difference in the way it fit.
494283
For unit #RC-017:On the front face, (numeric keypad & power button side), at the bottom is a small slide panel. This panel covers the battery compartment. Hold the remote, in your hand, as you would to operate the TV. Immediately under and adjacent to the "0" key, fine the panel, with thumb pressure applied downward the panel will slide toward you and off to reveal the battery compartment. It is tight, but should be to ensure a smooth fit. Refrain from using a sharp edge to pry the cover; damage, to the panel, may occur.Good Luck!
28028
No. It's just a container. As far as I can tell, it doesn't have a plastic sleeve.
555627
No, you need to remove the sleeve to charge. But they batteries once charge do fit with the controller in the silicon sleeve
1666506
It should work in a plastic bag or transparent enclosure that's not really thick walled. My TV remote works in a plastic bag.
928461
Not that I have been able to find, but as long as you have tape and don't mind a slightly ghetto/redneck look the battery itself actually works okay so far.
1761642
I don't know what is the type of the battery for remote, I am using it from April and I didn't have any problem.
380534
Don't have any extra. You should be able to tape the battery in, and then put something like a saran wrap membrane over it to prevent atleast some moisture.
2135641
My original purchase was for both the battery and the sleeve featuring the RF converter. Because the battery is rechargeable, I have not yet needed to order just a replacement battery. And the sleeve is not just for recharging; it affects how the remote control functions. So, without knowing what specific order you are contemplating, I cannot tell what parts are included. Isn't it covered in the description?
284817
No. The large battery cover has a bulge to accommodate the battery. The original is a thinner battery. You might be able to use a thin piece of anything (foam) as a spacer if you use the original as a back-up.
1340939
I'm not sure, but there might be a small piece of plastic over the battery in the remote that needs to be removed. It would help to keep the battery from discharging prior to use.
378995
In measuring my Empire Quality Replacement battery, I came up with 2 1/8" L x 1/4" H x 1/4"W. I use this battery (Model #: CS-MX810RC; Part #: 11N09T; Capacity: 1050mAh / 3.8 Wh; Volts: 3.7V) for my Universal MX-950 remote. I hope this information helps you with your decision.