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Remove Cmos Battery
| Christopher | 2024-09-06 04:54:42 |
bought this for my Canon CMOS HD: an older camera. Much cheaper than a Canon battery and it works great. 5 |
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| Jeff | 2024-08-14 04:10:46 |
Installed fine in my Alienware Aurora R12. Did a CMOS reset and battery reset. Computer rebooted several times and finally booted to Windows. So far, so good. I now have this RAM installed alongside the OEM ram for 48gb. 5 |
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| hivoltage | 2024-04-08 02:17:44 |
Remote works well enough. Battery doesn't remove easily from the battery compartment. 5 |
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| anyonymous | 2024-05-01 02:41:19 |
This replacement part is exactly as advertised. No problems with the part itself. A note regarding the Furman F1000 that this goes in: You have to pull the Furman at least partially out of your rack (far enough to remove the rack ears) to get to the mechanism that releases the Furman front panel and lets you get to the battery. Here's what you need to do: Remove rack screws. Pull unit forward about 3. Remove the eight screws holding the rack ears on (four per side). Use a small screwdriver to pry out the rubber pieces on each side. Press DOWN on the plastic bars you will see once the rubber pieces are removed to disengage the spring-loaded clips holding the front panel in place. Remove the two screws holding in the existing battery pack. Disengage the wires at the snap connectors. (CAREFUL! HIGH AMPERAGE POTENTIAL.) Pull on the handle to remove the old battery carriage. Reverse to install the new one. 5 |
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| Brian | 2024-07-05 02:22:41 |
I bought this to upgrade the CMOS and still accommodate my lenses. Good deal!!! 5 |
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| Pastor | 2024-05-19 09:25:25 |
Works well, I just remove the battery between uses to conserve it, and have a spare on hand. 5 |
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| Dragos Borcanea | 2024-09-04 06:51:45 |
A very good microphone. The only downsize is that it has no switch of button and you have to remove the battery. 5 |
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| Walter | 2024-07-18 07:50:23 |
Works as intended. Battery easy to insert and remove from charger. 5 |
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| Marty | 2024-05-29 02:42:27 |
This is great, you din't have to remove battery grip to change batteries. 5 |
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| anyonymous | 2024-08-25 07:59:29 |
I've successfully used the larger version twice. It's cleaned the spots off the CMOS without damage to the chip. 5 |
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