is the battery holder bad for batteries?
746661
I try not to put mine in the unit but I have made the mistake already and left them in my hearing aids and they seem to be fine. If you're talking about the magnetic holder they don't seem to bother my batteries
746662
I don't use the battery holder just because warm temperatures cause batteries to discharge more. A battery will slowly lose its charge as a result of leakage between the terminals, even if unused. This chemical reaction is also temperature dependent and batteries will lose their charge more slowly at cooler temperatures than at warmer temperatures. I just lay my batteries away from the heat.
786000
Yes it does. A holder comes out as if it is a single battery. This holder requires 3 AAA batteries. I'm not sure if my batteries are past their shelf life or not, but this light wore them down quick. I will be buying new AAA's and try it again. Really bright though. Never want to aim it at your pets or people.
418573
Yess you can get a "battery holder" that clips into the spot where the regular battery is mounted . it holds 6 AA batteries
1715366
There is an intermediate internal stop that prevents the battery tray from falling out. Simply pull firmly on the tray to remove it.
2244649
Personally I would ever leave any battery in unattended or just for discharge purposes. I was always told it is not safe to do so.
1715363
There are catches built in to the battery box so that the battery does not fall out when you hit the battery eject button. There is nothing else to hang up on, so just give it a good yank. I probably would not pry on it with anything except your hands. You can always call Browning Customer Service.
408918
I never thought about this. I keep my batteries charging all the time. I haven't noticed a problem. Yet, that is. Christine S may have a good suggestion.
1790301
No , but I would recommend it , as it will drain the batt if you use it to long , as that has happen to me ,
36049
There is no battery holder for this NP-F550. We suggest placing the battery in a sandwich back for protection from any external damage. We appreciate your inquiry. Alex G
1170713
I do not. I did not want to run the risk of any possible damage to the battery or charger. The battery holds its charge, so there is no need.
298339
The holder with batteries just clears at 2 3/8", but be aware that you can not store rechargeable AA batteries in this holder. I purchased this holder to store Powerex NiMH AA batteries along with 9V and AAA, and the AAs don't fit! (In reading the previous post, it says you need 2 1/2" if you are storing D batteries. I don't use size D batteries, if you do- you'd need more depth to clear.) Other than that, I do like the holder~
28816
You got doubly-screwed. Mine DID come with batteries (and they're still good!), and DID come with the obviously-essential plastic battery holder. Contact the seller (and Amazon if you don't get a quick, satisfactory response/replacement).
1094214
Yes, it holds 2 small batteries. Just be careful when you pull it apart that you watch how you do it. It took me a few minutes to get it back together.
171364
No. The battery slots are more like holes. Removing one has no effect on the rest of the batteries.
2220537
It will not damage your battery if battery keep in the slot as it has power protection circuit. Smays Smays
1032505
THE battery holder inside of the flash light broke the contacts fell out when I tried to replace batteries can I replace this thank you
612139
I personally would not remove it, it is so small it could be secured very easily, if it were to tip over, the battery is a sealed unit