Can I use rechargeable battery on the remote control?
1148716
I have used both non- and rechargeables in my X4 H107C transmitter, have not seen any difference. I raced R/C nitro-powered boats and used rechargeable Alkaline in all my transmitters.
1148717
Purchase standard rechargeable batteries (AA or AAA type as needed) with a wall charger
1148718
You can only use the charger through the supplied USB chord through your computer to charge the battery
17489
The remote does have a battery in it. It's not a standard size, but I would try changing that.
34399
The only battery that I know about in this unit is in the remote control. Otherwise it plugs into the wall.
2025514
I apologize, I never looked. The micro-controller remote would be the only device with a battery as the switching units themselves get their power directly from the house mains. I know this, they have "changed my life" -- we have three lights in our living room, and each is controlled by the devices, and to be able to sit in my loveseat withmy feet up and turn them on or off as I desire is a dream come true!
948943
You can use rechargeable batteries, but there is no built-in rechargeable battery.
789162
Cmiller is correct, you can use rechargeable batteries. I remembered a warning in the manual regarding rechargeable batteries, so I checked it again-- it warns against trying to use non-rechargeable batteries in a battery recharger, which might seem like a no-brainer but some people might be tempted to try doing that. There is even a function that lets you specify that you're using rechargeable batteries. But it would be much better to just buy the Survival Kit, which has a power adapter, headphones, and extended warranty.
2161011
It takes lithium Ion rechargeable batteries that are charged when the remote is in it's cradle. That cradle is designed to be plugged in to a 110/120V AC (Standard US Wall outlet). I purchased several batteries here on Amazon for a very low price when I got this remote. So in the case a battery runs out I can swap one out instead of having to wait for the one installed to become charged. At the time the replacement batteries were only about $8 each which was a great price so I bought several. I am still using this remote today and it is great.
502552
If at all possible, replace it with the same battery that was in the remote.
70223
I'm sure you can use rechargeable batteries as long as they are correct size. I use mine for a while and due to climate and salt water air exposure, I remove the batteries when it's not in use. battery bleeding acid will corrode the connections. You don't want to leave batteries unattended in any unit for too long.
1036140
I haven't tried it but I don't see why not. I didn't see anything on the packaging restricting the use of rechargeable batteries.
2001201
You can wire the remote to any circuit, and it will work as long as it is in range of the reciever. Wiring the control to a wall circuit simply eliminates the need for batteries. it truely is wireless, but keep in mind that you have to be within range.
1492540
Hi.The controller can be turned on without having it plugged in the USB cable. The rechargeable battery allows independent operation. Regards
1038089
We do not use rechargeable batteries in the car, but do in the remote. The car seems to die very quickly with rechargeable batteries.
1745734
it uses on AA battery. I haven't tried the rechargeable, but don't see any reason why they wouldn't work. There is an on/off switch on the back, which will save battery life if you turn it off when not in use. The battery lasted over a year, without turning it off when not in use. I love my wireless mouse!
668063
No. This remote does not have the ability to recharge batteries. It takes 2 x standard AA batteries and mine normally last 2-3 months of daily use
1394
It takes AA batteries and I don't think that you can use rechargeable but I'm not sure. Our batteries have lasted a long time so I don't think you will have a problem.
808778
Yes, the remote works fine. However, be advised that the batteries have a limited life span.