Are all 6 volt rechargeable? How long does charge last?
1382283
6 volt batteries are only "rechargeable" if the are labeled as such. My Moultrie 6-V rechargeable lasted all 4 months that I had my feeder deployed. At the end of the season the battey still had an almost full charge.
1382284
No not all 6 volt batteries are rechargeable.They will state rechargeable.As far as battery life on a single charge will depend on what you are using it in.Flashlight,game camera,game feeder etc.
1382285
No. Some batteries are, some are not. Charge lasts a couple months likely. I'd recommend rechargeable as they will last years , rather than just one season likely. Regular 6 v didn't seem to work outside when I tried to be cheap.
1524557
The rechargeable batteries are in the handle but they are not replaceable as far as I know. I bought one 6 years ago and the batteries still hold a charge for over an hour.
571342
They are Rechargable... I read that they are not replaceable except by the manufacture, but they have thousand of recharge time... it does last a long time between charges... well over 200 balls...
1607368
yes, the two batteries that come in the bundle are rechargeable. to charge them, you must plug the camera (turned off) via the USB cord into a computer (and leave the computer on). To fully charge a low battery it takes about 3 to 3 1/2 hours. hope this helps.
1210363
The ones that I purchased, yes the battery is rechargeable. But, if there's a way to replace the battery, that would be great because the batteries suck now. They don't hold a charge for anything. I haven't checked to see if I can replace them. I'll check tonight though.
2265650
Yes it is rechargeable. I've had mine for 6+ months in a rechargeable flashlight & it's been fine.
571204
Answer yes. 18 volt Black and Decker. Rechargeable. I have 2 other Battery operated B&D; tools. I made sure all used the same type of Battery and just keep 3 or 4 plugged it all the time. Especially in the summer, well, spring and fall. They just slide in, lock then disconnect with a push of the lever. ere...
1524532
Depends on how many batteries and how discharged they are. I use mine for vaping. Fully charged they are 4.1v. I recharge them when they get below 3.6v. I have not timed the recharge but believe it to be less than 1 hour. The fewer you charge at one time the more voltage is applied to recharge them. I cycle them to keep at least one fully charged and it always is recharged WAY before I kill the current one. In summary, fairly quickly and faster than I require. Your milage may vary.
1480556
Yes. They are rechargeable. They are great but mine only work about 1 month
440237
it is rechargeable..It does not come out...I have had these for some time now and no problem with the battery
24147
They are all rechargeable. Make sure to buy the Canon brand. The off brands either don't work or don't last long
1892691
No most rechargeables it will lose some power over time. My experience has been about 10-15% over a couple of weeks. We fully charge them just before leaving, particularly if a long flight is involved.
825031
No, it is not rechargeable... but it can take 4 chargeable D size battery... hope that help!
1759246
I like the big 6v battery personally. They seem to last longer and are more convenient to carry than the D batteries. I haven't used a rechargeable but it is probably the best option. They also make a solar recharge unit that can be as well.
2160067
Yes. It is a lithium ion rechargeable battery. There are many chargers out there at different price ranges. A good one will cost about $15-$20. But you can get a cheap one for about $5 that will get the job done.
686955
Assuming everything is the same as when I ordered mine - yes. The battery has an ac charger. It took about 12 hours to charge the first time. I can't state how long the charge lasts or recharge times however as it was a gift for my niece.
624559
The batteries last surprisingly long, many hours of use. Yes you can use rechargeable batteries but you'd have to remove them to charge them.