I don't know what the original poster meant, but I can think of 2 advantages to doing it the way it's described. 1. If you use a 9V battery snap, you will always have your choice of powering it with a 9V or 4 x AA. 2. If you use a 9V battery snap, you will be able to remove the battery block if you need to. For example, some cases won't come apart without taking off the battery block. Some machines I have, there's a gap into the battery compartment big enough to feed a 9V snap through, but not big enough to feed a battery block through. And of course they make nifty battery blocks that have 9V style snap connections on them: http://www.bgmicro.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=10840 I don't know if that's the correct answer or not, but it's something to think about. --- In CZsynth@yahoogroups.com, "stinkworx" <stinkworx@...> wrote: > > > Actually is it simple and straightforward. Simply connect a > > 9 volt battery strap to the + and - battery terminals. Connect > > a square battery holder for 4 AA. > > I need to do this mod asap -- great! > > But I'm confused by the above directions. > > What is the point of using a 9v battery strap? Is there one? Isn't > that just a couple of wires with 9v connectors at the end? Why not > just wire the battery holder straight to the + and - terminals? > > eh? >
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Re: CZ-1000 modifications...?
2007-04-24 by Fulfil Objective
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