What would be the best batteries for both the transmitter and receiver. Please include links.
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Almost forgot: You can get the FPV baord and lipos from B%H. Or just look on Amazon.
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I use a 3S 450mAH Li Po on both the transmitter and receiver. Depending on how long you want to transmit you might want a larger battery because it uses quite a bit more power but both will work fine on 11.1 volts
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In a Phantom 2 the Tx would tie in the FPV board $12. On the receiver use whats powering your monitor or a LiPo. I use a 2200mah velcroed to the back of my monitor.
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Hi Anne, these are CR2032 batteries which are stocked at most drug stores. Much cheaper if you can wait for them to be shipped is to get them through Amazon - just search on CR2032. I bought these: http://www.amazon.com/Maxell-CR2032-lithium-batteries--pack/dp/B006GDL0FY/ref=sr_1_4?s=hpc&ie=UTF8&qid=1415331282&sr=1-4&keywords=cr2032 Good luck, it's a great tuner!
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www.dogtra.com. Look for your collar on their sight. The collar and the receiver take different batteries. They sell both batteries there.
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I have 4 transmitters that work just fine now for several months and are 2 each frequencies I use. I get 3-5 weeks on a charge and 5-6 weeks on regular batteries that are also in remotes. I use them all a lot. I love them and have not had any problems to this date.
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All I can say is that we use this all the time and never had issues with the batteries. The transmitter stays on all the time, the receiver (dog collar) turns on and off with the transmitter. we charge it after using 2-3 hours. Our dog is pretty hyper once in a while we use setting 10. He is a big dog and it gets his attention.
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You are going to need a transmitter receiver combo, the other big one is a lipo battery 3cell. With that battery you will need a charger and battery tester. I would recommend a small tester that can be mounted while you are flying. The reason is that if you run a lipo too low on charge then the battery will not hold a charge anymore or worse it will burst into flames. I hope this helps.
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The 'reciever' is the base unit that plugs into the wall. The transmitter that the speaker wears uses a 9 volt battery. We replace the battery before each use whether it needs it or not to avoid interruption. On average each use is about two hours and the battery is still working after that.
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Hi David, The battery is reachargeable on the receiver and the transmitter and you should expect to get hundreds or recharges on both batteries. The transmitter and receiver batteries are replaceable and the manufacturer recommends that you do not open the transmitter or receiver until you receive the replacement battery pack. If you have other questions please let us know. Thanks, EZDogFences
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They both have batteries. My transmitter battery went dead a couple times, but I never had a low battery message, just blank displays. I operate the receiver on a/c so never had dead batteries there. LT
561021
Yes, receiver and transmitter both have built in batteries. Unit also comes with charger.
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I was told by PetSafe that you cannot replace the battery. PetSafe was great, though, about replacing my transmitter when it died early (less than a year?) and one lady phone helper gave me excellent advice to not store the collar near any batteries or magnets (such as speakers) or even metal appliances, etc. That seemed to be my problem with 2 receivers because, after I learned that, I have had much longer life with my latest receiver. That info is not in the manual and several other techs seemed to either not know it or not share it.
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I used Radio Shack after using original batteries for five years. Other electronic stores can supply batteries if Radio Shack is not in your area.
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these transmitters take 2 AA batteries and last at least 4 hours of full use. I have used both Sennheiser and Sure PEM' and the GTD PEM' are no different in quality.
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Your best bet is to get the Battery Minder that is designed for either 12 or 24v aviation batteries. They work very well, but are more expensive, but so are aviation batteries.
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I'm not sure what you're looking for. A battery for the transmitter or helicopter/plane?
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I had trouble with the batteries. If you leave them in either the transmitter or the remote they will die. I would make sure all the batteries are good.
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I don't actually know, but I have enough confidence in the the set up to suggest a trial. Purchase the transmitter and receiver from a reputable dealer who accepts returns. Plug the receiver in the receptacle in the location where it will be used, and have an observer present. Put the battery in the transmitter and take it to the location where it will be permanently mounted and press the button. If it doesn't work, repack it in its original packaging and return to dealer.