how many total batteries remote and train is needed and sizes?
1380545
Locomotive takes 4 AA, remote, I don't remember(this unit was gifted to my grandson). I can find out though.
1380546
If I remember correctly 6. 4 in Thomas two in remote Thomas was AA I can't remover if the remote was AA or AAA sorry I bought as a gift and don't have access to double check
1380547
I bought for a friend's son but I think it takes 6AA for both 2 for remote 4 for train
1762837
Craig L. Is Correct. This RC requires 8 AA Batteries. 4 for the remote and 4 for the truck. 4 AA batteries need to be placed in the receiver box of the truck itself when being binded with the radio. the truck uses electric servos for steering and gas/brake engine control.
2091622
There is 1 remote. I wouldn't recommend this system. I purchased it and the shop where I take my bike had trouble installing it. I ended in the box in mu closet. I spent a little extra money and got a scorpion.
1072278
I ordered for my grandson and had it shipped to his house. I'm not sure about the size of batteries, but I think they were shipped with the bank. He loves it. Sorry.
1159664
The remote uses an A23 12V battery. Fairly easy to find and inexpensive; usually about $3 for a 2 pack.
477474
Take 'n Play are manual trains. It's the trackmaster sets that require batteries. Although there are a couple Take 'n Play that talk so they may need a battery. The 2.5 yr olds actually prefer the Take 'n Play.
1516634
I think 4 batteries. Don't use C's but pretty sure that is how many would fit.
83627
the standard kit enables control of 8 devices and is expandable to 12 devices. Only one sensor is needed. you will still need two remotes.
1126959
We got this for my stepson so it's not at our house. But if I recall it was like 6 AA batteries for the remove and 4 batteries for the remote. Definitely something I would get some rechargeable batteries for. Because the batteries go fast.
70828
It takes 2 AA batteries or a wii remote rechargeable battery pack. I really suggest going the rechargeable route; battery pack or rechargeable AA's. The wii remote eats through batteries like crazy! You'll save alot of $$$.
1603127
I don't remember the specific battery types, but it comes with a complete set for the transmitter and receiver.
17489
The remote does have a battery in it. It's not a standard size, but I would try changing that.
1466605
The 9v trains run on electricity where as the city train runs on battery. I have not seen to many 9v trains around and when I do there more expensive. I chose the city train for my three year old son, the remote is easy to operate, and it's easier to find parts and accessories. Hope this helps.
1961162
This kit is a simple 633 pieces plus 32 pieces of track. 16 curve and 16 flex track. It's broken down into four books to build. Very easy to follow. It also had power functions with a remote, a motor, a battery pack, and a receiver. A good train for a collection.
526405
I'm assuming you are asking about the batteries. This trainer takes 4 AA batteries to operate.
2247670
It uses one LR23A 12vDC alkaline battery. Not the most common battery out there, but available right here at Amazon. Also can be found at your local Radio Shack and sometimes Walmart. They are about half the size of a AAA, not a coin style battery. The unit is working great by the way. Very good range with the remote.
1782326
Since I'm fairly certain it takes standard, or rechargeable AA batteries, I guess it depends upon what kind of batteries you use. I bought two devices and also had plenty of batteries on hand, so that the area would always be covered. It's a very good deal for the price, and the battery for the remote is still the working original.