Where does the battery pack that is connected to the guitar go?
815713
Not sure I understand the question but if you unscrew the cord from the transmitter that would plug into the guitar then you will be able to slide the back of the device off. Here you will find a 9v battery compartment.
815714
it goes in the wireless unit. it slides open, insert the 9 volt and enjoy. I get about a week of playing 1-3 hrs per day. If I remember to turn the power pack off.
1752957
There is a small plastic plug that has to be stuck into the side of the battery. It's a place where one could attach a power cord when the battery isn't charged enough. The plastic plug is in parts envelope.
107878
It should have a screw. After you remove the screw you will see were the batteries go.
1012816
The battery is installed in the radio. When you connect the power cord to radio, it charges the battery (even when radio is playing). Once charged, you can disconnect the power cord and continue playing.
1192300
Sounds like the battery pack is in backwards. Open compartment and turn pack end for end.
1201151
It connect to the balance plug on the battery pack. Very simple to get it up and running and it's awesome at night.
1629329
Loosen the strings enough to get my hand in far enough to reach the battery pouch. Kind of a pain, but worth the bother. It is a really nice pickup. Hope this helps.
2131867
Yes, it's battery powered (battery is installed in it when it arrives). It clips right to the headstock anywhere near the tuning keys and picks up the vibration of the strings. The clip is rubber, so there's no damage to the instrument
1639817
the guitar in a box with a cable don't recall if it came with a 9 volt battery
2170712
My daughter has had her guitar for nearly a year. She plays almost everyday. She leaves it plugged in some of the time and has not yet changed the battery. Hope this helps.
1892209
The battery pack is at the end of the lead that plugs into whatever you are listening to and is about the size of an iPod nano so you don't really notice it.
814247
hope this helps if my memory serves me you rotate the bottom. It has tabs on it. The bottom comes out and the batteriesgo in alternating direction. If you look inside the case once it is open there should be a diagram. Sam S
2170713
well if you look inside the guitar as you plug it in you will see that a red light turns on towards the top of the guitar in the sound hole while that light is on the battery is draining.
1629325
There's a battery bag that is fastened inside the body of the acoustic via very strong and secure Velcro at installation. You loosen the strings, reach your hand in and pull the bag out. Put a 9V in the bag and re fasten the Velcro. Then you restring and you're good to go! Piece of cake. This has to be one of the best acoustic pickups out there right now. Dig it. Hope this helps!
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It's on the top of the battery, look at the front of the center raised portion and there is a white rectangle plug / piece of plastic covering the plug insert socket. It is designed to snap back in when not in use to keep the weather and crud out of the port. The wiring harness from the charger can only fit one direction, there are raised ridges on the plug that fit in matching slots. I have a harness attached to both my wife's and my Busa's. She only gets to ride every now and then and the GPS tracking systems we have, take a small draw from the battery and after a couple months, I would get a page from it telling me the battery is low. With this trickle charge that fixed that issue. I ride to work most days, so I don't have the same issue, but put the charger harness on, in the event I didn't get to ride as often.
1087531
Above the Stanley name on the muff without the antenna there is a black circle with a slot in it. With a 5 cent coin or a screwdriver unscrew it & that is where you put the batteries.
1312014
there is a battery compartment you put new batteries in it. near rear of hat under hat band, compartment slides open ,takes flat round batteries