02-25-2014, 10:02 PM
You can find batteries just like that at Radio Shack - but maybe not the identical connector.
No worries. Clip off the wires on the old batteries and twist them onto the wires of the new batteries, matching red to red and black to black. They'll work.
You just need similar 7.2 voltage. Any milliamp-hours close to 2200 will work just fine; that's the capacity. In a pinch you can use rechargeable AA batteries and wire them in series. You'll see how this is done if you take off the wrapping from around the old batteries.
No worries. Clip off the wires on the old batteries and twist them onto the wires of the new batteries, matching red to red and black to black. They'll work.
You just need similar 7.2 voltage. Any milliamp-hours close to 2200 will work just fine; that's the capacity. In a pinch you can use rechargeable AA batteries and wire them in series. You'll see how this is done if you take off the wrapping from around the old batteries.