How does this battery work in a "standard" feeder with battery contacts in the center and one corner? Does the top protective cover remove?
1755214
The top protective cover does not move. This battery works best with alligator clips at the end of your wiring.
1755215
top does not come off, worked good the first time, second time would not fully charge. was not happy. buy a more expensive battery. You'll be happier with it. tried to save money. now it sits on the floor taken up space.
1963149
Janna, I hope you have gotten an answer to this by now. I don't know if it fits. Sorry. I did find out that the new battery packs do not fit into the older style feeders. And I ended up buying a new feeder and tossing the old one.
1167601
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.
908068
Sometimes you need to use a pin or something to push the outer edge contact so the battery will go in. The flat side of the battery goes face-up (usually) and the "button" side goes face down (usually) into the device. That side contact only should touch the edge of the flat side of the battery.
322881
It sticks out the bottom and works as a base to sit on. Does not interfere with any thing. Only thing is on my computer, now the battery level indicator is not accurate. Will run about twice as long as the original battery in my G72 HP laptop.......
952891
This feeder has an ac adapter with a low voltage power cord. No batteries are used, and I haven't looked for a battery option. A common 2-prong indoor mechanical timer is needed. (Theirs failed, but these are cheap at a HW store.) Being mechanical, the timer and feeder will re-start after a power outage -but with a time-shifted schedule that could cause one feeding to be missed. However this is a very good feeder. Mine has been operating flawlessly for over two years now. Note that the feeding amount is trick to set, but rarely changed. For feed adjustment, you can trigger extra feeder cycles with a covered push-button switch on the timer. Also there is an assembly video which is quite helpful, though overall assembly isn't really that hard.
898088
It is removable. I used and reviewed the following Hitech battery, a slightly more powerful battery than was supplied with my GLO. It was only $18 with shipping when I bought it. Between it and my original battery I have almost 30 hours of continuous coverage now! Hitech - Battery for Garmin 010-10840-00, 361-00030-00, 361-00031-00, Mobile 10 GPS Receiver
131522
On the inside of the battery cover there is a little black switch that you slide to one side as you pull the cover out of place. The switch is spring loaded and allows for the easy removal of the battery cover.
1888071
Mine has two small tabs on the battery cover at one end that slide in first, then the other end of the battery cover snaps into place. Mine stays securely there.
581939
I won't be able to give the specifics of size of the plug from the solar panel to the feeder, but this female plug fits all the moultrie feeders. As long as it's a six volt moultrie feeder this panel will plug right in to it. My feeder timer shows 100% battery strenght every time I've checked it. I enclosed it inside a varmint cage to keep the coons and squirrels from chewing on the panel and wiring. I seems a little flimsy but inside the cage there is nothing to worry about.
899171
Itmrunsoff of batteries, but there IS a hole for an adapter, it just doesn't come with one. I looked around, and a reviewer purchased this adapter for the feeder: PowerLine 600mA Universal AC Adapter with Compatibility Tips 90303 (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
437455
I leave my battery in the aides while in the machine. Others choose to remove them and place them on the side. It's personal preference. I don't think either way alters the life of the battery or hurts the aides.
755080
Hello, the battery is slightly oversized, so won't fit the standard compartment, I bought some extra bands to hold it in place. That said this battery gives allot of power an last a long time
1618819
Yes and no. I THOUGHT this was the correct replacement, but the battery I took out was 1 3/8 inches taller than this - tall being measured when the battery is installed in the upside down UPS. I think what I took out was an APC #4 battery. Still, this one fits perfectly into the battery cavity, although it does not come all the way up to the sliding cover, meaning it's going to be "hanging" in the battery well. But since it was pretty tight going into the UPS unit, and doesn't begin to fall when I turn the UPS unit right side up, I think I'm just going to run with it and see how long it works. Yes and no. I THOUGHT this was the correct replacement, but the battery I took out was 1 3/8 inches taller than this - tall being measured when the battery is installed in the upside down UPS. I think what I took out was an APC #4 battery. Still, this one fits perfectly into the battery cavity, although it does not come all the way up to the sliding cover, meaning it's going to be "hanging" in the battery well. But since it was pretty tight going into the UPS unit, and doesn't begin to fall when I turn the UPS unit right side up, I think I'm just going to run with it and see how... » Read More Yes and no. I THOUGHT this was the correct replacement, but the battery I took out was 1 3/8 inches taller than this - tall being measured when the battery is installed in the upside down UPS. I think what I took out was an APC #4 battery. Still, this one fits perfectly into the battery cavity, although it does not come all the way up to the sliding cover, meaning it's going to be "hanging" in the battery well. But since it was pretty tight going into the UPS unit, and doesn't begin to fall when I turn the UPS unit right side up, I think I'm just going to run with it and see how long it works. « Show Less
669109
Yes. I had not checked all different battery pictures carefully because the battery was advertised as a replacement.My connectors were for wider battery terminals and the terminals had plastic on them that did not match my connectors.The plastic on the terminals just slide off. I assUme that they were for protection instead of connections? Don't know.My large connectors fit okay on the smaller terminals so I did not bother returning and ordering a better fitting battery with more amp hours for 25 cents more.
256945
Quite easy, just pry off the top cover of the larger sensor with a small flat head screwdriver. There is a small groove in the case where you can do this. Once the cover is off, you will see the flat circular battery held in place by a small metal bracket. The battery slides in and out only in one direction. Can't recall exact battery type, but it will be on the battery and it is a common type used in calculators Etc. and easy to find locally.
785924
I had to dremel the plastic on top as it blocked the battery from full fit. Fine once i did that . Honestly the standard Batts last so long this large one is almost overkill.