does this use old batteries
1392839
This uses the new style batteries with the white plastic plug. The photo of the underside of the V911 shows the battery terminal.
1392840
not exactly sure what you mean by "old batteries", but I was able to use the batteries from the first one I purchased.
1392841
Hi Dustin, What do you mean in "old batteries" The newer model will not accept the 1st generation series batteries.
1392842
No clue what you mean by old batteries, but probably the answer is no. The first generation V911 had tabs on the side of the batteries, while this V911 uses batteries which have a little white extension piece on the end. The contacts are completely different. Electrically the 2 battery versions are the same. Of course, the V911 can be modified to accept the older batteries. Would take some effort though.
1392843
I'm not sure what you mean by"old batteries". My v911 takes a notched battery that slides into a small black socket on the bottom of the copter. The battery itself has a small white plug that extends from a black collar; silver battery on one side of the black collar, and the white plug on the other side. The white plug has a fin that matches a groove on the copter's bottom socket.
248569
I bought this for my daughter, I have no idea, in fact, I didn't realize it used batteries. Sorry I can't answer your question.
2191916
Yes, it does use batteries quickly. It is preferred to use rechargeable nickel-cadmium or even better, lithium ion. Depending upon your usage, you can get a few hours usage on a fresh set of batteries.
293464
No this does not use batteries (not that I can tell anyway). Works well to test moisture, light & ph.
2144229
Yes, but I suggest that you buy a better one with replacement batteries, like I did !!!!
1673303
No. Batteries only. Works very well, but you'll need to use good batteries with this. I used cheap dollar store brand batteries first, and they didn't last very long.
488652
Yes, Mine does. I really don't use the switch much. The batteries seem to last a long time.
772545
Yes. It uses a common 9V battery. Mine has almost 11 months working and I have not needed a replacement battery.
1562896
don't think so you old battery is 6am, this battery is 5am. probably wouldn't last as long
681431
No. It uses 3 button cell batteries. They are cheap to replace (you can buy them usually for just a few cents a battery but if you forget to turn them off then you can end up going through a lot of batteries).
2158541
I bought it for my brother and have never used one myself. I wish I could be more help but I asked him and he said he wasn't sure if it used batteries or not.
999127
Yes it does, but not the batteries. I Recommend you buy two sets (6 batteries) due to the amount it uses. You'll always have a set ready.
1270128
don't know how old the battery is but i would guess pretty old...i don't think they make these any more, mine didn't hold a charge worth a flip...do not buy!!
687223
i dont think so it did use batteries i didnt keep it long ordered for mom she likes to listen to AM talk radio but it just wouldnt pull in any stations otherwise nice radio
1456844
Yes. It uses a AA battery for electronic ignition which is easily replaced. My first battery lasted almost a year.
1244787
no,..it uses an internal lithium ion battery. But you can buy parts and replace it if needed,..but doubtful that you would ever need to replace it, as they last a LONG time.
2211220
Yes this does use the CR2032 battery, I haven't had to replace mine yet though.