Corrected entry: Batman takes the shock gloves from Electrocutioner's body, but he doesn't take the battery packs that charge the gloves, just the gloves themselves. Later, he fights using the gloves despite them having no power source.
Continuity mistake: In the Batcave, when Alfred is telling Batman that he is a man, not an island at the end, Batman's cape is nowhere near him. In the next shot, it's on his back. The back of his mask also inexplicably appears as well.
Batman: Garfield Lynns, a.k.a. Firefly. Burns on 90 percent of his body. Hmm. His obsession is going to be his end.
Alfred: How unlike anyone I know.
Question: Two-part question:1. Why does Bane have his mask off in Blackgate? 2. Why is he carrying a sample of his untested TN-1 drug with him?
Answer: 1. There could be any number of reasons but the most highly likely one is that he wants Batman to see the face of the man who would beat him. 2. The TN-1 drug is a more powerful version of the strength enhancing drug Venom. Since Batman has shown to be quite a capable fighter, Bane had it with him and used it during his fight with Batman as a last resort to kill him.
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Correction: Having built all of his own gear, Batman is skilled enough in engineering and micro-circuitry to rig up a power source smaller than the Electrocutioner's gear to operate the gloves.
Captain Defenestrator
If he isn't shown building the circuitry, it's a valid mistake.
Doc ★
I think that's a reach - just because we're not shown something doesn't mean it doesn't happen. And Batman's gear clearly has a power source already.
We didn't see every stage of the construction of the Batmobile either, but it exists. We can presume there was some time-compression where we didn't see Batman yank wires out of the walls and make spot-welds on circuit boards. Just because we didn't see that doesn't mean he didn't.