Will the radio recharge the batteries while they are inside the radio?
786934
yes, but make you use the switch and set it to the corectvtype of battery your using or you'll screwcup the radio permanantly.
786935
Hi there is a switch inside the battery compartment, if that switch is set to the Nicad position and you put rechargeable cells in the unit they will be recharged with a quite sophisticated charger that does not overcharge or damage the battery.Hans. J Weedon.
786936
No, the batteries will not be charged when the AC is plugged in. However, I have noticed that the radio will run a long time, many hours on the batteries alone with no degradation in performance. Not sure how many hours since I have yet to exhaust the batteries.
786937
Hi there is a switch inside the battery compartment, if that switch is set to the Nicad position and you put rechargeable cells in the unit they will be recharged with a quite sophisticated charger that does not overcharge or damage the battery. Hans. J Weedon.
786938
Yes. the radio recharges the rechargable batteries while they are inside the radio as long as the radio is plugged in. It takes about three to four hours. I am still on my first pair of batteries and they have been recharged about ten times or so. I am not sure that batteries charge if you are plugged in and listening to the radio though.
1294111
Yes, there is a charger for the battery and the radio can be operated from the charger.
1215625
Yes. In fact, do not load the battery case with 1.5V batteries. With that voltage, the radio will not transmit.
547195
Yes. The radio will work while the charger is plugged in. Of course as you know that would not be the main purpose of buying potable walkie-talkies.
985127
Yes. It is just a ac adapter that plugs into the radio and charges the battery.
280818
Yes. The radio will work great with regular alkaline AA batteries and has a much longer run time with the alkaline versus the rechargeable. Great radios!!!
656619
Yes, the charger has some guides for the battery so that you can charge a battery without it being attached to the radio.
2182094
No you need to put the batteries and remove the clear plastic piece from the battery compartment to expose the contact between the battery and the radio. All radios must use the same frequency
16982
This radio has rechargable batteries and and an adapter to charge them, so if the device you mention has 120volt output, yes you can.
884046
Yes it does. I use rechargeable NiMH 2400 ma batteries and charge outside of the radio. There is a setting in the radio menu for alkaline or NiMH batteries
1287192
My guess is that they would, I'm not sure how much life you will get out if them. Sometimes rechargeable batteries won't have as long of a life as non rechargeable ones. I bought these to use in led aircraft marshalling wands and they performed great. Make sure to fully charge them and don't short cycle them and they should work fine for your radio
1829777
The radio does not charge batteries. It uses batteries to play or you can use the included cord and plug it in to play
2116395
They will work with regular AAA batteries. I have also used rechargable AAAs, but found out that I had to scrape a bit of the paper off of the one making contact with the prong on the radio to make them work. You will still have to take this type battery out and put in a charger to charge.
1012820
Just by having the radio plugged in through normal use will keep battery charged. I hope this helped you.
1002908
Yes, the batteries will work if the electiric goes out. I would suggest that you purchase Nickel Cadium (Rechargeable) batteries This radio is capable of charging the batteries without having to remove them. This is a great radio, you will like it.
1002907
Yes, if the batteries are inserted and cut off the supply of electricity, the radio will be powered by batteries.
240962
Yes, the battery is rechargeable, and lasts from 5-12 hours depending on if you're listening to the radio (uses more power) or with sdhc card/usb drive (uses less power). You can also plug USB cord into an adapter (I use one from an old cell phone).