Is battery rechargeable? How long to recharge? Does battery last for a full day of skiing? Do they come in different sizes?
1263614
This gloves is one size & battery not include. You can buy recharge battery depend on your needs(AA battery). Thank you.
1772867
I don't know if the battery will last all day. I use them regularly for 1-3 hours for teleconferences and some gaming. I suspect that I will reach the charging cycle lifetime limit before the battery life begins to be an issue. Again, I find this headset to meet my needs as well as being a good value.
290629
ItIt Come With A Recharging Cord. It can Last ThroughTwo Rounds But I Recharge It After Every Round. ItTakes A Very ShortTime To Recharge. I Also Turn It Off After It's Been Recharged Until I Next Need It. I Found If I Didn't Turn It Off And I Didn't Use It For Several Days That It wouldn't Last 18 Holes.
1810891
The small battery that comes with it lasts a couple of hours. I only use it with the larger battery. I have several of them. Two of the larger batteries always get me through a heavy day of shooting.
904167
Depends on your usage. .. if you use 2 hours daily maybe can lasts for year or 2 ... but issue with battery more rechargeable batteries can use 2 hour continues but as you cant store for 2 days even every time you need use you need recharge batteries its painful for me... and normal batteries will cost you each time and not usage long on heating time. .. soo i use my normal solder more rather then this. .. but works ok all... but not worth to buy coz something you feel irritate to use its worthless... hope my answer will help you some.. thanks
1454104
We used these on our 9 day trip in New Zealand and found the battery would last all day, which was often at least 8 hours of usage. We didn't need to use them beyond that. I.e. battery life was never a problem for us.
2118018
One full charge last about 3-4 hours game time for me. The battery does drain really fast. If I charged fully, it only takes about 3 days to be out of power. However, the real problem for me is that the battery is unable to hold any charge at all, after 3 weeks. I only charged it like 8 times. I had to return the product. Right now, I really wonder whether or not it's just me or others have the very same problem.
344071
These glove liners are corded and must be plugged in to the vehicle battery in order to work. If you want something portable, look for ski/snowboard gloves that use flashlight batteries. The batteries will only last a few hours, but you could use rechargables. Better for outdoor work might be a good pair of down/leather gloves.
75402
Depends on the batteries, I use interstate 3000mah rechargeable batteries and it still has a full charge after using for days, every battery is different, even rechargeable ones, best bet would be to buy a good pair of 3000mah batteries or better and you'll never have to stop short in the middle of a vacation to buy batteries
1240507
This product does not come with built-in battery(s), you insert your own AA batteries. I always use freshly charged rechargeables and I know them to last at least an hour.
11903
4 AA's just realize with the cost of the batteries, you might want to just get 1200mah ni-cad rechargeable's. Depending on use they should last a full year and to recharge only takes about 2 hours. It is not stated in the description, but the mixing valve is included.
1730346
Sometimes it takes 12 hours, I bought 2 battery packs, They last me about a week of riding for about 40 minutes every morning before I have to change. I leave them plugged in to the light so there is always a bit of current draw even with the light off. I have ridden for > 3 hours on a charge and still used it the next day. I really like this unit even if it does take 12 hours to charge.
1918560
The rechargeable batteries last about 8 hours of continuous play. They are great for travel. Regular AA batteries might last 3-4 hrs of continuous play.
606309
The instructions say to only use the rechargeable battery that is included but I used regular batteries when it died one day and they worked fine. I only used them for a couple of hours then charged the unit again and have no problems since. I'm guessing you could also use any rechargeable AAA, but I've not had these long enough to run the included batteries out.
1977105
My husband has the earlier version for more than 10 years, it still runs, just the one-charge doesn't last for an one-day skiing any more. They are very sturdy, can last very long time.
203491
they're just like other lead-acid batteries and will lose their charge quicker in the cold and also sustain damage. i suggest you find a warmer indoor place for your battery. if you're using it at a ski chalet you can either hook a heater up to keep it warm when you're not there, or just transport it around with you. remember tho it's quite heavy
473830
I don't know anything about a rechargeable battery. I'm not sure how long the cord is but it is pretty long. Personally, I wish I would have bought the higher output one though. This unit doesn't blow air hard enough to dry my V-Rod properly. I have to keep going over areas.