There\u2019s lots of choices for battery holders. They actually only have two leads that connect to the circuit boards.
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question: does it receive aftertouch information
Thanks,bugsiwabbit.....Yes,CR2032.I saw LOTS of these all around, but none of them had the three pre-soldered pins on them (one on one side, two on the other one....).Do you mean the firms you suggested me have these special ones? I'm going to check,anyway.....
Da: bugsiwabbit
A: DW8000@yahoogroups.com
Inviato: Martedì 21 Maggio 2013
2:25
Oggetto: [DW8000] Re: EX 8000
question: does it receive aftertouch information
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"F.Manduca"
>
> This is a common issue: since I have some old keyboards &
expanders, I already knew I had to change the old batteries (mainly CR 232,if I
am not wrong) in order to make them work again.Unluckily, they have
pre-soldered pins ( three, if I am still not wrong...). I could do it by
myself, but I don't know where to purchase this kind of batteries. Any
help welcome and blessed!
It's a CR2032, and it is possibly the single most common coin-cell battery on
the planet. You can find them ANYWHERE. Radio Shack, Target, Sears, Walmart,
Amazon, eBay, CVS Pharmacy, and other wretched hives of scum and villainy.
Digi-Key sells them for $0.28.