what is the battery life when using AAAs?
1262191
I use the flashlight occasionally, and i haven't had to change them yet. I got it at the end of December
1262192
If you use AAAs and use it often thru out the day ( Contractor and a mechanic) you will use them up. It will SUCK them up!! I have 6 of the 18650 an this is the best battery ive ever had the light output is comparable to a large mag light an goes thru half a battery a month if you get this light buy a 18650 battery an charger combo 12 bucks extra an the difference will blow your mind. or you could waste that same cash on aaa an think you got a bum light. we use this light daily for a couple months good light also have a 501b an a couple 502b's awesome lights
1262193
It is hard for me to say because I do not use this light a lot. I have not had to replace the batteries since the purchase of the light.
1262194
If you use AAAs and use it often thru out the day ( Contractor and a mechanic) you will use them up. It will SUCK them up!!I have 6 of the 18650 an this is the best battery ive ever had the light output is comparable to a large mag light an goes thru half a battery a month if you get this light buy a 18650 battery an charger combo 12 bucks extra an the difference will blow your mind. or you could waste that same cash on aaa an think you got a bum light. we use this light daily for a couple months good light also have a 501b an a couple 502b's awesome lights
1701491
I've been using 2 AAA Ni-MH rechargable batteries in it. Can play continuosly for about 48hrs before changing them out. Getting the batteries out of the controller is kind of tricky but can be done with no harm to the batteries or controller if you take out one with your finger nail and gently bang the other one out. Ni-MH AAA batteries with charger is fairly cheap.
427901
Sorry about the delayed answer. . . 3 hours on high beam is what my owners manual specs say, and 97 hours on lowest setting. I assume this is with the 18650 rechargeable battery and not on the AAA batteries. Hope this helps.. .
1924470
The unit uses 2 AAA batteries included, according to manual ' providing over 150 30-min sessions per battery life. I haven't owned it long enough to test that. The remote uses 1CR2032 included.
375189
4 AAA. But save your money & buy a better one. This didn't work well from day one!
293615
Sorry, have not used the AAA battery compartment. Been using the rechargeable battery.
1579075
It depends on which setting you use, i.e. light intensity. All possible settings are LED so battery life is as good as nay other headlamp.
1167510
The device uses AAA size regular alkaline disposable batteries and consumes very low power (they last long time depending the frequency of usage), it does not make a sense to use rechargeable batteries.
1309608
3 AAA per light. If you are going to have these on for long periods of time I highly recommend also purchasing the Amazon Basic AAA rechargeable batteries and a charger. The price for rechargables and a charger will more than pay for itself over the long haul. The batteries will run the LEDs for around 100 hours, but not a full brightness, as the power drains down over time so will the light output. For occasional on off use, such as turning one on as a hand held light, or for use in a cabinet or safe for a few minutes at at time, the batteries will last months (I have had mine in my safe for eight months and they are still going strong) One nice aspect of these type of puck lights are the ease at which you can access the internals - in my case I like to have one with magnetic tape on the back to attach to the outside of the safe to see the key pad, or combination lock. I do not want to ruin my night vision so I access the internals of one, and color over the LEDs with a red marker pen. This makes the light output red of course which is much better if you want to remain in a somewhat dark condition, or are going back outside into the dark where you want your night vision in tact. Magnetic tape strips, adhesive on one side to stick to the back of the light are easy to find, most likely if you do not want to buy some just use an old refrigerator magnet and stick it on to the back, with the magnetic side clean and facing out it will stick to a metal safe. The inside of one safe I have has three shelves, each metal, I keep one on the underside of each shelf and turn on as needed, with one left to be white light for use when I do not need to keep night vision. Sorry for the long run on, trying to put to much extra information into this.
462781
It comes with 4 AAA batteries that are not rechargeable. If you want rechargeable batteries I do not see why they would not work. My batteries are almost 2 years old, so battery life is not a problem.
837751
I used my scope for our 2 weeks of rife season and turned it on every morning and left it on for the whole day. I had no problem with battery life for that duration.
1083271
This ear phone used 2 AAA batteries. The brand I use gives me several days of use.
1078915
It is recommended not to use rechargeable batteries in this device, it uses 1 AAA. I use the headphones 3-5h a day in the office. Batteries last around 2-3 months, which is a lot.
154213
Can't give exact time but they last pretty good time. They use reg AAA batterys.
1223819
the AAA battery that I have are 1000mAH. looks like the product features were listed for AA battery and not AAA battery.
251099
I personally do not knwo as I used them for a teaching aid in a project but depending on what batteries you use they can last anywhere from 24-48 hours continuous (LEDs on). The consumption on it in standby mode is very little (~70 micro Ah) so depending on if it is placed in a high volume traffic area or not will also determine how fast the batteries deplete. The consumption when it is on and lite is ~70 mAh.
1839563
this unit takes 6 AAA batteries. battery life is, obviously dependent on usage. my father uses it for about a half hour to 45 minutes, once per week and it has lasted a couple of months, but light output has dimmed. it is ok as a supplemental light but I wouldn't use it as a primary source