what batteries does the glasses use
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i would assume that its a small watch battery style. never opened to see since it came with batteries
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Each lamp takes not one but two CR1620 batteries for a total of four. That's hard to tell without taking them out. They are stacked. They are a pain to replace and hardly worth the trouble, given the price of batteries. One pair will give about 10 hours of illumination before slowly beginning to dim.
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The pair that I received recently from rookydeals (fulfilled by Amazon) use 2 AA batteries each.
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They each use a pair of AAA batteries, I haven't had to replace them yet. You could put rechargeable batteries in them if you wanted but they would have to be charged externally.
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one of those flat 3V batteries that are the size of a penny. they sell them at walmart but the optic comes w/ a spare.
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I don't remember-it is in the instructions. I did change them and it worked for a while and then stopped working. I changed them again and it still didn't work. I, therefore, tossed it and bought an electric one the plugs in and put it on a timer. I "think" the solar panal on top unscrews and the batteries are there.
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They are built in to the rim and have batteries that can be replaced. They are the flat disc batteries.
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If you are talking about the red cable that goes from the battery pack at the back of the goggles to the side of the glasses it is the power. If I remember correctly it take 2 or 3 AA batteries which are housed in the black box on the backside.
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The 3D glasses we have for our TC-L55DT60 are passive glasses. One other reviewer who purchased the TC-L60DT60 mentioned the 3D glasses were also passive ( no battery).
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it uses AAAA batteries. A little harder to find than some, but not that bad.
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NI-MH AAA 900mAh 1.2 volt led lenser batteries, they last a long time, I use the light every night and recharge them everyday. Trust me this is a great light.
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The smaller ones use a watch battery but the bigger ones use a AAA. When i got mine it already had batteries in them.
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these use Lithium 123 batteries around three i think. it puts out a good light but it warms up after a bit.
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If your glasses are the SSG-5100GB model glasses, then yes, they take CR2025 coin batteries. My Samsung TV model is UN60F7500AF.
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I am not sure but they either take AA (most likely) or AAA. Yes, they can be used with battery only, why else would they have the battery option? As for how long, they lasted quite a while for us.
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It uses "active" glasses, which means each set uses a battery to power the 3D effect. A passive system uses non-powered glasses. Our 3D glasses were made by Samsung, and use a coin battery. Each time you power yhem up they have to be synced up to the TV.
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David, they take 3 AAA batteries. They are a little hard to replace in that you must unscrew 3 screws on the back of the unit. But I use mine in an outside shed that has no light. They work very well.
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No batteries. Just put a slide in, hold the lens to your eye and look toward a light. Not much different than simply holding the slide up to a light. Worth maybe a buck.