****9Vバッテリーに関した、最近のESTES社WEBでの口コミコピー****2015-11 Customer Reviews 4 Item(s) Show 10 20 50 per page .Works fine Review by Ty Contrary to popular belief, I have 6 strait launches so far with the controller with a brand new 9V battery and of C6 engines. (Posted on 8/3/15) Very disappointing Review by Father/son team If you would love to get a 7 year old super excited to launch his first rocket then shatter his hopes and dreams of watching it fly...THIS is the item for you!!!! It does not work. Three different brands of batteries used and all failed. Save your time and heartache by not buying this one. ESTES NOTE: This controller will work perfectly IF high grade alkaline batteries are used. We discovered after we made a change to our igniters, now starters, you needed more current to ignite the engine. After research, we have found not all 9V batteries are created equally and these are batteries that work with our controller. In no order, as they all work equally as well. Fuji EnviroMAX (HOME DEPOT). Rayovac Ultra Pro (WALMART/AMAZON). Energizer Max (HOME DEPOT/WALMART) If still not successful, we ask that you contact our customer service department. (Posted on 7/31/15) Ok but needs Improvement Review by Jucava Sadly a single 9 volts battery unless brand new will not have enough wattage to lit the fuse, I had to set 2 9 volts in parallel to get consistency with this launcher. Will work yes, but be prepare to use only and only Duracell batteries and have one per launch, otherwise be prepare for some disappointment from the audience. ESTES NOTE: This controller performs exceptional BUT it is very important that a very high quality alkaline battery is used. Some we have found to work best are the following: Eveready Copper Top, Energizer Super Alkaline, Rayovac Ultra Pro or Fuji EnviroMAX (Posted on 1/5/15) Works - but wish it used AAs Review by Cosermann Works fine, but this is only a backup to my other launch controller. It runs on a 9V battery. I wish it used AA batteries like the Electron Beam and E Launch controllers. That way, I'd only need to stock ONE type of battery in my field box instead of two. (Posted on 7/17/14) .