What kind of batteries does it run on and do both the truck and the remote controler require batteries? Thanks!
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Both require batteries. The remote is 9 volt and the truck has 3 AA. My grandson loves this toy and it can be turned off to save battery life.
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Both require batteries -- nothing unusual -- my grandson loves it and operates it with a firemans hat purchased with it -- ita a great toy
1615063
Remote & truck requires batteries sold separately 9volt & AAs. We purchased for grandsons ages 2 & 4 fire tuck & recycle truck.
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The truck, motor, and speed control. You will need a remote, battery, and servo. I also got the bearing kit for it for about ten dollars, easier to put the bearings in before you build gearbox than doing it later.
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I had mine plugged in for a week and I never had any issues, but my truck has two batteries as well.
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The remote uses an A23 12V battery. Fairly easy to find and inexpensive; usually about $3 for a 2 pack.
1730947
it Runs On Batteries. I Bough It For A 4 Year Old But I Know That 5 & 6 Year OldS LOve It As Well. Great present
1861183
It takes two AAA batteries in the remote control; 3 AA batteries in the car. It worked great for me until I tried it in the pool one day. Something must have gotten too wet inside because then it died. It is great for running around inside the house or on the sidewalk. Have fun!
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This produc has everything you need except for the AA batteries for the remote. The charger for the truck battery is included.
2158547
No it runs if gas cylinder, like butane. It has an igniter like a gas grille. So no batteries. Work great
2022132
No batteries, must be plugged in to operate. If you want to use it somewhere other then in a vehicle an adaptor is available so you can plug it into a wall outlet. FYI - the switches were installed backwards on mine and at first I thought it wasn't working. It warms up pretty quick.
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It uses one LR23A 12vDC alkaline battery. Not the most common battery out there, but available right here at Amazon. Also can be found at your local Radio Shack and sometimes Walmart. They are about half the size of a AAA, not a coin style battery. The unit is working great by the way. Very good range with the remote.
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Sorry it took so long to respond,the bartboard is not able to run on batteries. A c only. I hope this helps.
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It uses one LR23A 12vDC alkaline battery.Not the most common battery out there, but available right here at Amazon.Also can be found at your local Radio Shack and sometimes Walmart.They are about half the size of a AAA, not a coin style battery.The unit is working great by the way. Very good range with the remote.
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It's powered by the car/trailer 12 volt battery. I don't remember installing batteries in mine (but I'm old and suffer from "CRS"). If it has batteries they are simply to retain memory of clock/day and if you programmed start start and stop cycles.
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You need batteries for the remote control, but no batteries are need when you build the rover.
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It works like an RF remote. I have been over 75' from my truck and it works great. But I did have issues with it turning on by its self and woke up to a dead battery. Not sure if its just the one I got or a flaw? But I just put it on a toggle switch which defeats the whole purpose but I have learned to live with it.
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Sorry, I do not own vehicle. I ordered it to replace a customer's remote that was damaged while in my possesion, and I don't even remember if it came with a battery or not or if I had to buy one for it
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My recollection is that it had a lithium-ion battery in the unit but the remote used 2 regular (AAA?) batteries. To run the unit it had to be plugged in to a charger OR running on internal battery. Note that my memory might be bad as it was long ago.