What size battery for the transmitter? The 23A 12v batteries seem too "skinny" for it.
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Thanks MyOhMy. I must have an older model. My COLLAR uses 2032 batteries, but my transmitter takes a 12v cylinder-shaped battery.
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The transmitter`s side with the 2 buttons is flat and the battery inside it is smaller than a AAA batery
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I believe the load is too high. There's not a lot of amp/hours in the battery, and I think it's designed for loads in the mAh range at low resistance. You need a battery capable of supplying about 6 amps (70 watts at 12 volts is 5.8 amps) continuously for the period you need (and probably a way to recharge it to avoid continuous replacement).
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Kendrick has it spot on. Six - 6v batteries at 225 Ah should work with a 1kw for a 12v battery bank.
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Hey Bob, try opening transmitter battery box and wiggle the batteties. Sometimes they don't all make contactHey Bob, try opening the battery box on the transmitter. Wiggle the batteries. Sometimes they don't make good contact. If u used the batteries they supplied maybe they don't have enough juice Try those and see if it helps. I find that quite often.
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Model#3089 takes a 23A, 12volt or 3LR50 12volt battery... It's a "security" battery. I found a replacement for it at Radio Shack.
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There are two different battery sizes involved, one for the clicker and one for the receiver. They are a lithium cell CR2032, widely available at places that sell batteries for electronics (I got a replacement at a local drug store, but I imagine that big box stores would carry them). Round, flat battery. The other one is a 27A 12v Alkaline battery, looks like a teeny AAA battery but even smaller. I didn't have the patience to go around looking for this (the drug store I bought the other battery from didn't have them) so I ordered several on line through Amazon to have handy. They were inexpensive. An extra battery set is included with each Click n Ship, which is a nice plus.
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I am not sure. I guess you would have to contact the manufacturer and see if the transmitter was available separately. Sorry I could not be more help.
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Mine worked fine. I read on one forum that high capacity rechargable batteries could damage the transmitter, but the manual didn't say anything about it.
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I installed rechargeable batteries, and it works just fine. I am now looking for a 4.5volt converter that fits the jack on the transmitter
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Sadly, you will need to purchase the transmitter piece. I believe that this is just the replacement batteries.
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How did you get the battery pack to work? The two I bought wouldn't fit my radios. Only thought I would have is not making enough contact and not enough current to power Tx.
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Hi David, The battery is reachargeable on the receiver and the transmitter and you should expect to get hundreds or recharges on both batteries. The transmitter and receiver batteries are replaceable and the manufacturer recommends that you do not open the transmitter or receiver until you receive the replacement battery pack. If you have other questions please let us know. Thanks, EZDogFences
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It's a very small battery. The battery is 12 volt 23A and is about 3/8" in diameter and just over an inch long. I paid $3.97 for a two pack at ourlocal Walmart.
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Hi. This looks like the exact battery I bought to replace in my security system. My guess would be like you are suggesting (4 lb.). It is pretty small and thin to fit in the shallow security box. Hope this helped. Nick
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This battery '***almost' fits into the battery compartment to replace 8 AA batteries where those 8 AA's deliver a nominal 12 v for a transmitter. The advantage is a single battery to recharge, and some transmitters won't even operate with 8 recharageables which have a lower voltage. *** I had to carve away an eighth inch from the inside of the battery compartment to squeeze the Venom into place. For your parrot, this battery delivers just 1.5 A (0.5c) continuous and I don't know the Parrot, but my RC Plane uses 10 times that amp rating as a minimum. . . NO. Look at the Turnigy 2.2 (2200mah), 25-35C which is slightly longer and more square. Turnigy Nano-Tech 850, and down to 350 for lots of amps, smaller and smaller to fit (not sure how small and light you need), but the 850 and 350 don't last as long of course.
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I bought a 10 AA battery pack and connector cable to make my transmitter portable with rechargeable batteries. It worked but I didn't 't verify it was working strong and a long time. It should work 1 hour. You could double that and connect in parallel to get 2 hours but it is getting heavy then. 2 amp hour consumption.