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    Uploaded: 25.06.2013 21:16
    Categories: Audio

    willek - The battery pack is pretty easy to replace. It is held on place only by velcro.It is a 12 V li-on battery cased in plastic, pret

    The battery pack is pretty easy to replace. It is held on place only by velcro.

    It is a 12 V li-on battery cased in plastic, pretty durable and robust.

    It is labeled "9800mAh" but it is closer to 2-3 Ah really. Still enough to play at full volume for one night though.


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    30.06.2013 15:29 willekThe only downside on these is that that they are not nearly as cheap as the 16850 cells..
    27.06.2013 20:54 JipaMakes sense. Once again I hit a complete brick wall when wondering how to easily replace the damn batteries.