What type of battery does the remote control use?
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Standard hearing-aid type battery available at Radio Shack. I don;t remember the exact number......
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I've never needed to replace it but it's an L1028, A23 battery. (I guess I should update my review to say that it's been in use constantly and the battery is still fine.)
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MN21/23 Duracell MN21B2PK Watch / Electronic/ Keyless Entry Battery, 12 Volt Alkaline
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It takes a 23A. Looks like a short AAA but it is 12 volt. I have found them at Walmart.
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23a 12v L028 ms21/mn21 a23 v23ga soper akaline comes with brand name daily-power
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The cycle does have a rechargable battery you plug in. The remote control runs on a 9volt regualr battery. Answer here...
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Hi, the robot uses 2 batteries type D in each foot ( 4 batteries) and 3 batteries type AAA for the remote control. I hope this can help you!
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Let me guess. the remote is powered by the camera battery. as a consequence, the life of the battery would decrease.I am only guessing, because I don't have the remote yet.
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The package reads 23AE (not sure what that means) and 12 Volts. These are very small batteries which I use for a Hunter fan remote control. Since I use the remote almost daily, the battery needs replacing every 4-6 months or so. I'm disappointed that the remote wasn't designed with a more common AAA battery, therefore I purchase several packages of these GP batteries.
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The battery can be replaced by opening back of remote. The replacement battery is CR2032.
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The remote is about the size of a big car remote, suitable for a key chain. The battery looks like a sawed-off AAA cell. It's 12 volts, type A23G. Amazon shows a 2-pck for $4. Other sources show up to $6 apiece. (12 volts is needed for its UHF transmitter.)
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2 AA Batteries is for remote controller, the D battery X 4 is for the main unit
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It takes lithium Ion rechargeable batteries that are charged when the remote is in it's cradle. That cradle is designed to be plugged in to a 110/120V AC (Standard US Wall outlet). I purchased several batteries here on Amazon for a very low price when I got this remote. So in the case a battery runs out I can swap one out instead of having to wait for the one installed to become charged. At the time the replacement batteries were only about $8 each which was a great price so I bought several. I am still using this remote today and it is great.
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Don't remember. I've been using one in a "remote light switch" for a long time. The light switch is on the wall and wirelessly controls the lamp that I would need a ladder to turn off and on. The trick was finding that size battery!
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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.
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I use the battery in a "Monster TV remote control. A back panel comes off the remote an the battery is exposed.Good luck. My remote is not working, but I think the problem is something beside the battery.Dick Ernest
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The only battery for this model is in the remote. The receiver gets power from the camera .
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They are CR-2032 batteries, Like watch batteries. They drain fast so you might want to stock up on them. The same batteries are used in the Remote and Collar.
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it plugs into a standard wall socket. the remote control uses a 9v battery.
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I don't know, because I have no need for the remote battery; I use the charger adapter. If you are hoping for the switch to work automatically when you activate the source that you want to send to the TV, I can tell you that feature doesn't work very often for me. I just do the switching manually with the remote control.
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The battery is just for the remote control and lasts for about 3 months. The seat itself needs an outlet to plug into and has no battery.