Hi Mom of Five, what batteries did you get to replace the old ones. Thanks in advance
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I put this battery in a transmitter sleeve to activate a Dell projector. It works well that way over about 70 feet.
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I called the company that sold mine to me. They quoted a generic battery for $60.00. I measured mine and bought one close from Walmart. It was a little small so I had to use wire ties to hold it down. It works and my 5 year old genny starts every time.
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We just changed the batteries for the first time since installing them the first weekend in September. They were the batteries that came with them so not sure if fresh ones will last longer. We replaced with rechargables.
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The new lithium ion batteries are really good. Get an extra battery. The cordless model is way handier. I also have a corded model, and I like the battery model best.
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I did use the ones they provided. BUT I also used my regular hearing aid battery (Size 312) and it lasted much longer and was clearer. I also had the rechargeable B&H 8397 but it lasted 4 hours at most and needed recharging. I used the B&H 8397 replacing my Siemans hearing aid which was over $4000. The B&H 8397 worked far better and I used it (bought several as I lost the cover or it fell out when I did not have it inserted good or was doing not usual things so it dis-anchored. The B&H 8397 served me extremely well and I still keep it handy for emergencies as I purchased a new Phonak which is excellent for everything. Second answer: I answered but somehow it did not send that, Repeat: I used the 312 batteries in the B&H amplifier and it worked beautifully for about 1-1/2 years. I T=tried the cheaper ones from Amazon but not much success. They have on Amazon the 312 batteries for hearing aids (48 for $23) which should last a long time. JUst try putting in "No. 312 hearing aid batteries) and it should come up for you. I';; try it again so if you e-mail me back I will have the right thing for you if you want to try it. I was going to get a cochlear implant (scheduled for Apr 15) v=but it was cancelled as I would be out of my doctors area for a month while my son goes to France. May reschedule in the fall. If you are having trouble with hearing aids, ask your audiologist about it as an audiologist must refer one for a cochlear implant but they are permanent and do not need batteries. That is the same battery you buy from drugstores and other utlets but they cost a lot more.
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Just started to have a problem with charging at four in the morning of course. Tried taking out and putting the battery in, nothing. Got it to work as long as it's plugged in but disconnect it and it died. Just tried the suggestion from Mommy Jane and that little red light kicked on. So grateful. I know we need to get a new battery. Just doesn't hold a charge like it use too. We have had ours for over a year and a half and we like it very much. A few gliches but no real problems.
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i was told years ago about the memories in batteries , then told the new batteries dont , but i still go by the old info , & have great success with batteries , i have many of them , different brands , & i get many years out of them , also i do not use rapid chargers , a slow charge is always the best , just like with car , & cell phone batteries
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We still have not had to replace batteries yet. My wife played with just 4 cubes until we got a replacement for the cube that came out of the box with a dead battery. We got a replacement for the dead battery around 1 Jan, and she has been playing with all 5 cubes since. We are still using the original batteries, but I have no clue how many actual hours of playing time.Has anybody tried the inexpensive batteries that are available on Amazon yet? (See 4 Jan post above.)ww
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One thing I have learned over the years is batteries last longer if you "exercise" them. I have 6 batteries for my Nikon. I have numbered them from 1-6 and I rotate using them in number sequence so that all my batteries are being used on a regular basis. In 10 years of digital shooting I have never had to replace a battery. I have bought new ones to add to my battery supply but never to replace a battery. You might want to try that strategy
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Yes ,get a new battery,they don't have long shelf life Good luck and HAPPY NEW YEAR
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I bought a new battery at Radio Shack. Unfortunatley they're around $20. These phones are terrible.
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I bought a replacement battery at a chain called batteries plus. you can bring old one in and they will help you find one that will work plus recycle old one. they also have online site.
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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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Hi, I use rechargables. I have to recharge the batteries almost every night, but they are old batteries and I have a daycare so the camera is on all day. I say go for rechargables!
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Batteries. They do last pretty long though, at least a few months and we use the vibration and sound daily. We've only changed batteries once and my baby is 8 months.
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Linda, order replacement batteries from the numbers found on the old batteries. I started my search by using the brand and model number of the cordless phone and didn't get anywhere.
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Well let see.... I don't remember every changing the batteries since I put them in place, so if you can see when I bought them, not since then. Thanks for reminding to change the batteries. I do test then so I know they still work. One has saved me a couple times.