I have one from several years ago. It used 1.5v battery, this says it will take a CR2032 that is 3 v. I am confused which replacement mattery I need
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I have not changed the battery. I opened mine. It has the 3v CR2032 battery. Since yours is several years old, it may take a different battery. If I were you, I would e-mail the ThermoWorks company and give them the model number on yours. Surely they would know.
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Yes, the CR 2016 3V spec is the same for virtually every brand name. Certainly for Energizer, Panasonic, Duracell, EverReady, and Radio Shack to name a few off the top of my head.Edit: The only time it *might* not be the same is for a generic or off-name brand. I don't generally trust those in my devices anyway due to the fact they don't always follow standard specs like the major brands.
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I also want to point out the correct screwdriver is a #1 Phillips to put new battery in. Just make sure its correctly seated with pressure against it to stop from stripping screws .cr2450 size battery as noted in instructions.
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CR2032 3V battery since I only got the scope in September of this year, I cannot tell you how long a battery lasts.
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It is a 3V CR2032 battery (brand that it comes with is "Daily-max"). It comes with 2 batteries, but only used one at a time (comes with a spare).
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My model is about 3 years old. Model number RT301WA-N. Mine uses the LR44 batteries and it's terrible about killing them. I only use it every few months and it's usually dead when I pull it out of the drawer. Hopefully the newer model with the cr2032 batteries is better.
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Comes with a CR2025 3v battery. Great value. Works perfectly. Even under heavy use I doubt you would ever need to change it .
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I use a small one purchased from Radio Shack. One of the options is a 3V lithium which is what the CR2 is.
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My spare batteries are all CR2032.. the device is about 2 months old.. works fine.. the transmitter apparently uses a different battery (12 volt). The device works well.. just be sure to hold down button for couple of seconds to give it a chance to set up the frequency and get a response.
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I found one on Amazon..but that wasnt my problem..it was the part that plugs into the wall then into my computer...It made it look like it was my battery but acutally after replacing that part with a Dell (other types didnt work) everything worked fine....but about two months later my batter did in fact end up dying...couldnt find one on Amazon that was right voltage..just like you...went to a computer repair shop and they finally found one on line for 15 bucks and it work great ..good luck finding what you need...
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The battery is a CR2032 3V. It is one of those flat round ones. I had the balls on for about 5 hours and they still had power. I don't know how long they are expected to run on one battery. The batteries I bought for the couple that needed them were over $5.
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I believe you can change the battery. If it's difficult for you, maybe a friend or family member can help? I have not had to replace my battery, but if I remember correctly, you just use a small Phillips screwdriver, take the back off, & replace the battery with a new CR2032 3V battery.
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It is a lithum battery but which type, I really don't know. Most common one is CR2025 or 2032 which will cost about $3 each. It will typically last more than 3 years and when the battery dies, I will just buy a new one rather than replace it.
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hello, i have this battery the voltage is 7.4volts. its a good replacement! i have the original sony battery and is rated at 6.8 volts. i also have a replacement batery from rayovac its a 7.2 volt. they all work great. this kit works very well with my camera. i'm happy with it. good deal for me thanks, gary
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CR2032. 3 Volt Lithium. That's the battery that is in it when purchased, and they are available on Amazon. They are more than likely found in local stores as well. These are nice candles.
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In search type in "replace battery in finevu cr-500hd. There you should find a video. It helps but wasn't totally clear. The hardest part is getting it apart in the right order which the video doesn't show clearly. I've changed one and need to change on another one. Hope this helps
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It uses the 18650 3.7V. I may accommodate two CR123's if I recall correctly. Hope this helps.