What type of batteries does this take? AG5?
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I use Energizer 1632. Best to get a few as they don"t last long and it's easy to forget to turn the scope off. Hope this helps
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it uses AAAA batteries. A little harder to find than some, but not that bad.
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I received a strip of 5 #377 Silver Oxide Batteries for $2.26 12-27-12 Sold by: MYBATTERYSUPPLIER.I have only used 2 so far and they seem very good, realy will not know until at least 2 years goes by if they will last as long as others I have bought.Will
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4-AA batteries. However, I wouldn't recommend buying this one. 1) Hard to change the batteries.2) Small holder for pepper.3) The top part is not too secured when flipped for grinding. Can be fell off if not careful.4) The cap is hard to put back without some attention.5) Low life. Only last about 7 or 8 months with mine.
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The one I have uses 3x AA batteries. I'm not sure if there are different models.
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Uses small watch type batteries. Sorry I don't know exactly which number. It comes with spare battery. I have had mine over a year now using it occasionally on my Radial Arm Saw. The battery is still good. The first answerer says LR44- which I believe are alkaline. Google it and you should be able to find alternates of the same size in longer lasting silver oxide etc. By the way it can be used on either side of the blade depending on your setup and from which direction you want to measure the cut.
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LR44 per the manual. The battery that shipped with mine (and fell out of the packaging in transit) was labeled AG13.
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In my travel clock, there are three LR44 batteries stacked together in the small battery spot, then the two ASAP batteries. So no AGR13 in mine. Works great. I hope this helps!
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The package reads 23AE (not sure what that means) and 12 Volts. These are very small batteries which I use for a Hunter fan remote control. Since I use the remote almost daily, the battery needs replacing every 4-6 months or so. I'm disappointed that the remote wasn't designed with a more common AAA battery, therefore I purchase several packages of these GP batteries.
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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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I'm not sure what your asking for but the battery is a rechargeable Panasonic 5.1 volt. I ordered an extra battery from Amazon. AA's will not work.
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12v A23 batteries. They look like little short AA batteries and I, personally, have only been able to find them online.
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I have no idea since it was a gift for someone. You can probably take it to Radio Shack and they can tell you what type of battery it needs. Hope that helps.
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The battery I ordered was a brand name Olympus. According to the Olympus product page, the epl5 uses the BLS-5 battery. I use it with my epl-2. Works great. Should last a long time between charges, depending how much it's used. I got my BLS-5 at a good price on Amazon.
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Hi, The Autel MV208-5.5 uses four AA batteries. I'm not sure of the life, but I think I used it for a few hours before I had to put in new ones.
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It takes the little flat CR batteries that look like a quarter. I don't remember the detail number but it is in the instructions and unit. They seem to last forever.
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AG13L1154LR1154157Silver Oxide Equivalent BatteriesLR44 can be also be replaced with a silver oxide battery. The most common silver oxide equivalents are:SR44SR44SW303357Label ConfusionMany generic packages will list both AG13 and 357 on the label, which are different battery chemistries. Generally, if it lists any alkaline name, then the batteries are alkaline and not silver oxide;but basically the same use.