Star Wars Battery Index

[Wor-Gar]

HT Vader belt boxes = Two each of 2x LR521

 

[pixletwin]

Updated, thanks!

 

[Tee-Kay]

By the way. List in your first post is still missing batteries for Luke Skywalker - Bespin: Weather vane which are LR621 x6

 

[pixletwin]

Thank you. Updated.

 

[Tee-Kay]

Just checked Rebelscum review of HT Vader. Pics confirm voicing system works with LR936 x6 batteries.

 

[Prime Clone]

Great resource, thanks for this. As a MIB collector I need to know which figures to remove batteries from, not replace.

 

[Rook]

Just wanted to give a shout out to Pixeltwin for making this thread happen. I was in the middle of a photo shoot, and needed a functioning IG-88 for reference in post. But the batteries were kaput in mine. A quick look around the Sideshow offices revealed nothing of the type I needed. Then I remembered this thread.

A few seconds later, I cannibalized my Padawan Kenobi, and I was back on track.

Cheers, Pix.

 

[pixletwin]

Glad we could be of help. That is a great example of why this thread was created.

 

[kevchan1103]

Are these straight from the instruction manual? Because Hot Toys manuals can't always be trusted. I remember on the DX13 batteries it says to use 3 x LR521, but turns out it's supposed to be 2 x LR621. If people try to cramp 3 x LR521 in there they'd probably damage the figure.

 

[TonTon]

Anyone make a note of the Hot Toys BB-8 battery?

 

[Locusta]

Hello and sorry if I bump into this thread with something bit different, but still related.

I have not much clue about electricity and the power of these batteries, mostly important info would be about the LR621 (Hot Toys lightsaber arms use these).

I want to customize the figures, to still use the LED arms and their lights, but without the batteries. So I don´t have to move the figures, try to find the little button to light them up or change the clothing etc.

My idea is to connect small cable at the + and - inside the arm, where the batteries would be and let these cables guide along the figure (underneath their clothing) into the base for example. There I would store a battery (or more) for powering the LED up. Maybe even with a remote control.

Long speech, short question: Beside the 3 LR621 which do their trick inside the arm to light the LED, which bigger and I guess more lasting (and rechargeable) battery could I use for that?

Again sorry if I totally misplaced my question here and if I did so, please remove it and try to forgive me.

Many, many thanks and btw this community is awesome and a pure pleasure to witness all the effort and fan dome.

Cheers!

 

[Smash]

Do you guys take the batteries out of figures when you're not using them? I'm worried about them leaking eventually

 

[Tee-Kay]

So of us do and some don't. A lot safer to remove them.

 

[pixletwin]

Anyone make a note of the Hot Toys BB-8 battery?

2 X LR621. I'll add it to the list.

 

[Polarcricket]

New to the forums but this battery index is a great idea. Thankyou.

Just on a side note the Mos Eisley Band Nook I own and it takes AA batteries

 

[Polarcricket]

The Jawas two pack takes two LR41

 

[pixletwin]

New to the forums but this battery index is a great idea. Thankyou.

Just on a side note the Mos Eisley Band Nook I own and it takes AA batteries

The Jawas two pack takes two LR41

Updated. Thanks.

 

[generalgrevious]

I forget what batteries are for the sideshow darth vaders belt for the dlx version

 

[Polarcricket]

3 x LR41 for IG-88, thats the new version. No light up stand for new one though.

 

[brabus111282]

Would somebody mind uploading the instructions for the sideshow delux Darth Vader please. I purchased it 2nd hand and it doesn't have any. I want to know what batteries to use for the chest plate and belt boxes. Tried the suggestion on page 1 of this thread but doesn't work. Thank you[emoji106]


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