can i take out the battery and just power it in the car?
367675
there is no removable battery.I simply had it plugged into my car at all times - USB and AUX.Whenever the car was on it was charging
367676
No. The battery is not removable. With the right adapter, you can charge it in the car.
367677
I leave mine plugged in to the car charger all the time. I can not speak to removing the battery, since I believe it is sealed. But it works great for streaming the music apps on my phone.
2197627
Wellll, Yes it can, but you don't want to do it.Google and instructables dot com would be your friends here. At a high level the steps are:1. Identify + and - connections on battery.2. Break open battery case (preferably a dead one).3. Remove batteries.4. Add wires to battery contacts.5. Connect wire to a 12 volt DC power supply with 'enough' amps, or to your car battery (better watch that polarity!)But given the fact that a new battery is around 35 bucks - it aint worth doing.
679151
u can put pretty much any 12 volt battery in this car look it up on youtube. You can pop the top off and connect it to another battery easily in miniutes
837965
Yes. Shouldn't be a problem. If you plan on doing it yourself, make sure to disconnect the battery. wait 15 minutes after the battery is disconnected then you can begin the work.
2154062
Good Day. Yes, you can connect this directly to your cars battery. thank YOU
1951226
If it is out of warranty and your battery is dead you can still have it plugged into power and run the speaker. You would only need the battery if you wanted to run it off the grid.
2081507
there's no need to power it from a vehicle--it has it's own rechargeable battery pack which can be recharged using the included 120vac adapter. Why would you want to plug it into a cigarette lighter?
1316208
Yea you could but I could tell you this bro the battery has like good 1 in all around so it move around..best bet is to use the stock battery holder from a honda civic and just drill out the holes to where you want.. Like the trunk like I did
936199
You can remove from your vehicle. And it will need to be plugged in to outlet to function
1526144
The car needs to have a battery that you can draw power from consistently. If you can run chargers, you can likely run this. It's connected directly to the battery, so it shouldn't be any issue. Mine is hooked from the battery, with the cord threaded under the hood through the dash area up by the steering wheel, on the farthest left side. I mounted it there, and I got a better switch for mine. In fact, mine can be run even with the car off, because batteries can power things if they are directly tapped in.
1069256
Not unless you want to. It runs off the car battery as supplied through the cigarette lighter (accessory power outlet). Depending on he vehicle, you may have to have the ignition key turned to the on position to have access to battery power, but you don't necessarily have to have the engine running. I would only run the engine if your battery power is low or if you're going to spend forever inflating multiple items.
816757
Yes, of course there is. Any good installation shop would automatically do that for you anyway, otherwise you would kill the car battery.
1327395
No. But it's pretty easy to rig up a battery back up with a small inverter and a car/boat battery.
570342
If you have a 12volt charger you can charge it in a car.. or you could bring extra batteries with you.
2134056
Simple as pie: you take off either battery lead wire (just unscrew the tightening bolt), and screw this on in its place, as if it were another battery lead. Then, screw the car's lead wire that you just removed (and left hanging loose), and attach it to the bare end sticking out next to the knob. You're done. To turn off the car's battery now, all you do is unscrew the knob (it doesn't have to come off unless you want it to) until the light in the car goes out, and you've disconnected the battery.
1373001
You can tie it directly to the battery. If you are handy you can make a detachable plug as well to make it convenient. It comes with open leads.
1284957
It is powered with a USB cable and plug that they provide. You can leave it plugged in all the time or let it run off the internal battery and just plug it in to recharge the battery. Some functionality is sacrificed if run off battery power to conserve power. I'm going to see if I can cut off one end of the usb cable and permanently wire it into the vehicle.