What kind of battery does this scope require for illumination?
1396651
A typical coin battery. A quarter size 32,25 or two 16's placed in the correct order. I think it comes with one to start with and then you can go to a store and buy more if you need to.
1396652
Not sure of the number but it is round flat and about the size of a nickel. Take the scope with you to get the exact fit.
1181656
it uses Energizer 390/389 (SR1130SW) batteries. I bought a bunch online same time I bought magnifier. It uses three at a time but so far they have lasted 9 months without replacement.
723271
NI-MH AAA 900mAh 1.2 volt led lenser batteries, they last a long time, I use the light every night and recharge them everyday. Trust me this is a great light.
585484
The scope has the battery compartment, but we are not selling the optional battery
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.
1044346
yes it works just fine.but when not in use pull the battery out.it will leak and make a mess hope this helped the scope has a on off switch on the side of scope
993424
Special kind of battery. Battery is not a problem. The light is. It will not last. Don't buy it.
1862938
Three AAA batteries, either alkaline, niMH, or LiON. They fit inside the little holder that you should receive with your flashlight/torch.
2038292
for the laser....u unscrew the end to reveal the battery...for scope its on top.....the laser..didnt work, package came without a flashlight
1815781
The unit comes with a Lithum CR123A 3V battery which I assume powers both the light and the laser. I caution you that I have had nothing but problems with this piece of equipment and I am on my second non-functioning unit. The vendor was very responsive to my first problem unit by replacing it. Now the replacement unit is not working out of the box. I plan on writing an update to my comments on this piece of equipment.
1637041
The laser battery is a CR2, the scope battery goes on the left it's in the end cap of the nob that adjusts the brightness of the red or green 1 thru 5 setting. The cap twists off, has a slot in the middle of it.
1313843
I haven't the slightest idea. You need to call a supplier who carries these scopes.
2259217
I don't remember exactly what type it was, it's one of those jobs that's like a watch battery but bigger. As far as the battery life, I hardly use the illuminated reticle so it's been pretty good, I still haven't changed the battery and it's been a couple years
1775297
Silly question, but did you adjust the dimming dial for the crosshairs? Two AA batteries are required as well.
1904042
Sorry I am away from the crossbow - it was about the size of a quarter and cost about $4. You can unscrew the left side of the scope and the battery should come out to identify the type and number.
1885383
I used a 9 volt battery to run the lamp. I used it along with my camcorder with nightshot. Very satisfactory results. Illuminated much more than the built in IR lamp. Have not tried with more or less than 9 volts.
574403
Not sure of the exact number but I use mine to illuminate my Lyman case prep station and I can use it an hour or so at a time for months without changing batteries. The only time I actually ran them almost completely down was when I accidentally left them on for a couple of days. In my opinion the battery life is above average when using a quality, (not necessarily expensive) set of batteries. I buy all my batteries thru Amazon, including those I use in my insulin pump. Always buy name brand but they are still a fraction of the price of local sellers. AAA, AA, CR2032, LR44, etc. I use for optics and other things and at the price I get them on Amazon, I can buy enough to never worry about not having what I need at any time. I elaborate because a crappy battery will give short life in the best of devices. A decent or really good battery will give long, long life.