Can you use rechargeable batteries?
750111
Yes you can use rechargeable batts. they last for a good period of time..I've been using. Rechargeable batts for a year and everything good.
750112
Yes I see no problem utilizing rechargeable batteries. Hope this helps. Very useful light.
750113
I have'nt used rechargable batteries with it but can't see why they should'nt work.
1831000
No, mine had standard AAA batteries. I presume you could put rechargeable batteries in and then remove them for recharging but recharging with batteries in situ is not an option.Mark
623183
Haven't tried them, but don't see why they wouldn't... Rather than disposable, just use rechargeable.
565736
You can if you want to use re-chargeable batteries in the remote .Best Regards,Glen DeKleinA Bit Of Everything
128070
I haven't tried using rechargeables, but I don't see it being a problem as long as they are the D size. The only possible issue I see is that using rechargeable batteries could result in weaker light and faster draining of the batteries. As I said I haven't tried rechargeables in this lantern, but I had those issues years ago when I used them in a mag light.
2269944
Batteries last quite a while actually. I never used rechargeables but you probably could. Great machine. always dig the nickels!!! I found gold rings that way!!!
1162743
NO. Only use AA batteries. Do not use rechargeable because they do not hold on the right charge for long. I did install a female power jack. This way I could use an adjustable volt, 1.5v to 12v, DC wall power supply. I hope this helps. Have fun with it. RobS...
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If I am understanding your question correctly, the answer is no; you can also use alkaline batteries, but this recharger pack has a much better battery life and in the long run saves you more money.
687228
Dear Kene,No. Rechargeable batteries have to use a dedicated battery charger.Regards
732237
No, you can only use the windfire rechargeable batteries they are much larger than AA's.
220188
No, I bought a set of rechargeable batteries for mine and it ruined the batteries the guy at batteries pluss advised me you cannot use rechargeable batteries for these flashlights and it ruines the batteries!
450943
I've never tried it with rechargeable batteries. But I don't see why not...,
684022
I dont use rechargeable batteries. My apologies that I cant offer you more assistance.
998191
I've never tried rechargeable batteries, but a regular battery. The power consumption of this device is really low so one pair of batteries lasts forever.
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.
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Yes, you can use rechargeable batteries. But it comes with AA battery pre-installed, and it really does last a long, long time (the package claims 18 months), especially if you're good about shutting off the mouse when you walk away from the computer or are watching a movie/show on it, so you might find that it's not so bad to just use regular batteries.
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No, it doesn't come with rechargeable batteries. You use normal batteries. I think is better because you can have a couple of backup batteries