Hi you can buy 3 pin battery holders for next to nothing (Radio Shack etc!)
for the 2032 batteries.......easier to work with, and you can extentend the "legs" by soldering if you you have to......once fitted, you can change batteries any time you wish.......out of interest the longest time a battery lasted in one of my modules appears to be 9 years!!!!!!
GLYNN
for the 2032 batteries.......easier to work with, and you can extentend the "legs" by soldering if you you have to......once fitted, you can change batteries any time you wish.......out of interest the longest time a battery lasted in one of my modules appears to be 9 years!!!!!!
GLYNN
To: DW8000@yahoogroups.com
From: Bugsi@...
Date: Tue, 21 May 2013 00:25:17 +0000
Subject: [DW8000] Re: EX 8000 question: does it receive aftertouch information
From: Bugsi@...
Date: Tue, 21 May 2013 00:25:17 +0000
Subject: [DW8000] Re: EX 8000 question: does it receive aftertouch information
--- In DW8000@yahoogroups.com, "F.Manduca" <resistenzaaoltranza@...> wrote:
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> 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.