I'm fuzzy on the fact that the remote takes a 9V DC battery. Don't they die fairly quickly? Is there such thing as a re-chargeable 9V ?
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There are 9 v rechargable. Do yourself favor. Don't buy. Junk, cheaply made. No instructions
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Yes, the cheap battery that came with it died quickly. Yes, they now have a 9V rechargeable by Energizer. They have rechargers on Amazon for about $10.
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I use energizer and it lasts for a few months. The remote turns itself off after a while if you dont press any buttons which helps save the battery.
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The important thing is that the Power Drive will not have energy to operate regardless you having battery power in your remote control and/or keypad. The remotes should keep their setup, much in the same way you do not reprogram your remotes for TV/VCR after a power outage.
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The remote is great. It does burn through batteries. I don't have Direct TV.
1944174
Go to a battery store and have the battery tested. I know Batteries Plus sells a replacement battery and they are not cheap. If it is not the battery, it most likely is the remote. I bought a new one after having problems with the channels jumping randomly and am so much happier with the newer remote. My other one was about 4 years old.
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These actually aren't rechargeable, if memmory serves me. I sold the tv and glasses a year ago, and had a few different pairs, but I'm about 95% sure that you replace the battery. Honestly the battery lasted me quite awhile, so it wasn't a huge deal, but I also didn't use that pair very often.
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The collar itself is rechargeable. The remote takes a regular 9volt battery
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I have several of these single units and they all use 9 volt batteries, however I do have one duel unit, that is a transmitter with two buttons on it that controls two remote units and that one takes a 12 volt battery.
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the remote has a 9 volt battery and and battery pack that is inside the car is rechargeable
389709
Good morning. I just popped my remote open and it does use a CR2025 as stated. They are 3 Volts. If it is exactly the same size and voltage I would imagine it would work. I does come with a battery when purchase it and mine has lasted for months without replacing.
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The remote takes a 9V, but you would have to pry open the collar with a screwdriver to get to the battery; they're sealed. They come with a charger though, so if you're only using them on 1 dog, you can charge one while using the other.
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First are you sure its not the hand held remote?? I had the same problem and it turned out to be a mostly dead 9volt battery in the hand held unit, if not, send the collar back to the company, they are very easy to work with
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I would take the remote apart and see if a wire just came loose because they're too new to have the battery died on you like thatand if you do find out that the battery did die if you cheaper to replace the battery since you already have the park by any other replacement pieces other colors or the remote
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This unit is non rechargeable. Uses batteries in both remote and collar. Just FYI, battery life seemed very good. I only needed to replace them once in 5-6 months!
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It doesn't have batteries that you change out. Each collar has a rechargeable power pack built into it. It comes with a wall plug that you use to charge the collar. A light indicator on the collar will go out when the collar needs charged. The remote, on the other hand, takes one 9 volt battery.
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No rechargeable batteries. The remote uses standard cr2032 flat cell battery. It's lasted for more than a year for me. I expect it to run for another year or two.
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not very well. i've bought 2 of them and both have been dysfunctional. Save your money and buy a different remote charger.
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Takes 9v battery, mine's going over a year old, moderate use. I would say at this rate battery life would not concern me.