Batteries: Does it run this device???
764399
Milwaukee claims the sawzall will not work with a compact battery. This is not correct. The sawzall will work with a compact battery. Milwaukee staff have confirmed the compact battery will work, but discourage the compact battery usage due to the high power requirement and short battery life. I have a 2nd compact battery. As soon as my current battery goes dead, I swap it out with the other battery and put it on a charger. By the time my new battery is dead, the other battery is charged and ready to go. I find the compact batteries much easier to work with due to their light weight and quick charge time.
1862919
Well it runs from an 18 Volt Lithium Ion battery. Now the batteries I have are charged using a 110 -120 volt AC charger.
1906181
Yes. This one runs on two AA batteries, which were actually included (that was a nice surprise).
376885
Yes, it will run on a battery. I have used it in a storage area without power. It uses a 9V battery.
2147118
It runs off the two battery's that you install under the cover. It actual works well, you can't tell that it's not real!
1801184
no, it does not run on batteries, it needs to be plugged into an electrical outlet
248394
idk. probably none. i think this is just a made in china battery that is sold on amazon. but in any case, it has and still runs good for me. I've accidentally let it drain a few times in the past two years but still holds a good amount of charge. i'd recommend buying it if u need a battery.
97679
I wouldn't suggest it. Mine worked, but only holds a charge for about an hour.
1920288
It's a great little inverter . I think you are saying your battery is 12 volt. The inverter will run your turntable but is there enough storage in your battery. If it's not in great shape there will be a strain on the battery.
763288
No, it will run the radio. It does have a usb outlet in the compartment in the side that will charge a cell phone when plugged in. Also if you have not heard this radio, it has poor sound quality for the money. The sound output range is slim, no high end and no low end. My old $25 18v ryobi had better output. As far as the battery life, I use the 3.0 amp hour 20v batteries, running 9 hours a day I get about 3 days out of them. I'm thinking that the batteries are being drained overnight when the unit is off and the battery is still in the radio. I'm currently taking them out at night to see if they last longer. Hoped this helped. If I had the space I would have paid the extra and bought the full size radio. Let me know if you have any other questions.
1239999
if it doesn't say anything about a battery, assume that it does not. Most sellers don't warrant their batteries. There may be a great charge on it, it could be gone, so-so. Mine had a frisky battery life. Good luck
977044
well - it has a port for a plug in, so I went to Radio Shack and got what should have worked - and nope. So I would say no. It does run for a really long time on batteries though
2284736
Well, it has micro-USB output. So I suppose so...But you need to be careful, it has a pretty big current! It is intended for a larger capacity batteries, like external batter bank.I use it for that.It says 2.1 Amps of current!And you device needs to support that charge current of course.
389794
It will work. But you better go buy some extra batteries. They only last about 2 hours of run time. It holds zero but battery life sucks!
1138876
No, my knowledge is that of a consumer. There is an electrical engineer the has posts on batteries and chargers on Amazon & I have gleaned valuable info regarding batteries.
1376806
No. The device runs on either a non-rechargeable alkaline 9V battery or a non-rechargeable Lithium 9V battery so no charger is necessary. It will run 2 years or more on a battery.
553279
No, it runs on two AAA batteries. The batteries last a surprisingly long time if you remember to shut off the transmitter (and headphones) when not in use.