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You mean for the red dot finder? Your telescope itself does NOT use batteries.
Most of these use a small "watch" battery available at either Wal Mart (in the watch department) or at a place like OfficeMax. They are not hard to find.
Undo the red dot finder or remove the battery and take it with you to get a replacement.
Simple-- you can also do this during the day on an object at least 100 yards away-- but at night; get the moon centered in the eyepiece and without moving the telescope center the red dot on the moon. This will get you almost aligned-- then put a bright star in the eyepiece and readjust the red dot to center the star.
I had this problem too. You need to go into the "red dot finder" menu each time and just go into each option and confirm the blink intensity, etc. After I do this, it turns on.
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