what kind of battery does it use
1599289
Double a and rechargeable batteries work well in it. You don't wanna go cheap on the batteries because they will drain faster.
763847
it uses regular batteries. it comes with a cover that serves as a stand up base (not a rechargeable one). It is the same thermometer I use in my office-I've wasted money on a lot of other thermometers for home use. It's quick and accurate. I can't recommend it enough
1865954
It uses small round button style batteries . mine has the original batteries that came with and its still running strong but I only owned it for a couple of months so I am not sure of the battery life.
411301
It uses a cr2 battery and it lasts a long time.I have used mine 1 season and battery is still full.
2119772
It uses a lead acid battery, but if you follow the instructions on how and when to charge the battery you won't have any problems. It is so bright it's more of a toy, just a play on words. I love it.
2272013
It uses the rechargable EN-EL12 Lithium battery. A good battery, but maybe a little short on life ... but cheap enough to buy an extra. I also recommend getting the external charger (MH-65) so you can charge one while using the camera with the other. (Normally, you charge the battery while in the camera). There are generic equivalents to both ... with mixed reviews.
249257
I don't know. Just run a search on your camera and it'll say what battery it takes.
1155521
It is an about nickel sized battery, readily available at Batteries Plus and similar stores. You can get the number off the one that comes in it.
353107
The battery is an Li-50B. I have the one from Olympus that came with the camera, but I also use a Digipower one, and it works great, too. And, I think it's a lot cheaper. They both take tons of photos and are re-chargeable.
2127908
It comes with a regular or a lithium battery. I bought the basic one and have used it on regular basis since March. It runs well. I actually have walked 27 holes twice and the battery did better than I!
1326849
I did a search and found that it uses a button-cell battery - LR44. On Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=lr44
425693
I believe, but I am not certain, that it uses the common CR2032 mercury battery. I am sure it is a mercury battery and they last a long time.
2284754
It uses AA Alkaline batteries. I opted for this one because of that. In the event the batteries die all I have to do is put in new ones that I keeo with it as spares instead of having to plug it in and wait for it to charge. Hope this helps
1356571
It uses a CR123 battery. These batteries are expensive, mainly used in photography. I suggest purchasing rechargeable batteries from Surefire.
678019
It uses a small, onboard battery for its power source. I believe it's a AAA battery - should say in the description.
1251554
Believe it uses a lithium ion battery that holds a pretty long charge on it. When the battery is low plug into AC power to restore battery life.
1891206
It uses the super common BL-5C BL-5B BL-6M batteries. You know them, they are used for digital cameras and a bunch of different cell phones. They are super inexpensive. I picked up a couple for 5 bucks! BTW, this radio rocks. I get great reception of FM and AM and I get decent shortwave using a small active antenna I have. You will love it.