Will these work off of rechargeable batteries
1257506
there is a rechargeable battery that comes with the radio. you charge it on the base that the radios are sitting on in the picture. there is an adaptor that you can buy to make it use regular batteries if thats what you want to do.
1257507
no they come with their own rechargeable battery packs. we use them everyday and have had no issues as of yet.
1881772
Rechargeable AAA batteries should work. I can see no reason why they wouldn't. However, the batteries that come with the unit are standard non-rechargeable.
839448
have not but don't see any reason they would'nt work... I have rechargables and havn't found anything they will not work on... I will be trying them as soon as the batteries go dead on my portable scanner.....
44741
Why, yes -- these will. The brand is a treasure. (It does help to occasionally make sure the batteries stay well connected.)
1144689
Yes, as long as you hook everything up correctly, the batteries are rechargeable.
623183
Haven't tried them, but don't see why they wouldn't... Rather than disposable, just use rechargeable.
939822
They would, but.... They only run about 7 to 10 days and the batteries are dead. Find a different manufacture
924239
Yes, they are rechargeable batteries. I will say I wished they lasted longer. I think mine last about 1 hr when not hooked up directly to the outlet.
1901492
not sure, these batteries are made to recycle (recharge) as long as you have the correct system that will not let them over charge and not let them set with out charge for long periods of time they should be fine. I would contact the manufacturer. Hopes that helps?Darryl
697430
I haven't tried to recharge them. But there isn't anything on the batteries that indicate they are rechargeable.
1866138
Yes, you can use any brand of rechargeable batteries. I have used Sanyo, Amazon, Eveready, and others.
1148414
I just use alkaline batteries. I am not sure about rechargeable batteries. Sorry.
188496
They will work. Make sure you charge the new batteries at least 16 hours once you install them.
1957358
If the device you have them in has a recharger that is powered by the sun then you answer is most likely yes.
1974273
Short answer - yes. However, if you try to use them after they have reached their "protected" level of discharge, you can get them to discharge so low they will not recharge.
1994000
they are the slide on type not the post type. If your batteries are slide on they will work, yes.
280553
Contrary to what others are saying here, these ARE rechargeable. ANY ALKALINE battery can be rechargeable; it's the CHARGER that matters--it MUST be for alkaline batteries. I have a few of them. Now they do not recharge very well, won't work for a smoke detector for example, but for other 9v devices that will work fine at 8-8.5v, 9v alkaline will recharge ok for those devices.