Do I need to remove the regular disposable batteries i have been using on my pedals so far?
883690
My quick answer would be I don't know, but I can tell you I did.because I didn't want to leave them in and forget, and have them go bad.
883691
No, you can keep them in and still use this power supply... I don't think it drains the batteries, but not sure, I like to take them off and put them on only when I do not power them with a power supply. But it is not necessary.
883692
I would take them out personally, although chances are nothing would happen if you leave them in.
883693
I wouild say it would be best to remove them just so you don't forget they're in there and they corrode and damage the pedal. The batteries being in the pedal do not affect how the One Spot works.
160025
Had to do a little digging for the answer to your question. I believe they are replaceable. The batteries that are installed from the manufacturer are; a single CR2032 3V Lithium Coin Cell and 3 of the LR44 1.5V Button Cells. Dis-assembly requires the removal of two small Phillips head screws. Should you be curious about any other specs or information about this tire gauge, the manufacturer's website is: http://www.tektontools.com/All_Products/5941/Digital_Tire_Gauge_100_Psi
435678
My instructions say, only remove batteries if product is to be scrapped. So I would say - no. Here is their phone # 1-800-896-9756
2227023
A cable is included to plug into a wall socket. There are no internal batteries to re-charge. The battery pack is an EXTERNAL TRAY that uses household batteries. This battery tray and a cable to connect pedals are sold separately.
1543538
Unscrew the bottom out just enough for the batteries to stop connecting..I am assuming that you still need to use it the same day or week..In any case when you need to use it, screw the bottom in again..
171364
No. The battery slots are more like holes. Removing one has no effect on the rest of the batteries.
58978
Yes, changing the battery helps. The instructions online practically said to take it completely apart which ended up not being necessary. You do not need to remove the pedals. I figured out the location of the battery by following the cable out of the console. Much easier than online instructions will lead you to believe.
544050
Very easy! Just unplugs and slides out. I have 4 batteries that I use when I go fly - takes 30 seconds to swap them out.
2222056
Yes, but it does gobble up the batteries. I bought a one spot for this and my other pedals.
1324700
That's what I do...I run off the lithium battery until if gets low, then flip the switch over to the lead acid battery. I did have to change out the terminal, because my bike came with the bladed terminals and the lithum battery fits in with the buttoned terminal, but it was a cheap and easy fix.
654367
This battery has a BUTTON terminal. You can replace your bicycles blade terminal, witht a button terminal if you want to use this battery. RMB Battery Terminal for Ezip, Izip & Currie Electric Bicycles
421589
Personally I would remove them. They will hold 70% of their charge for 5 years. Hope that helps! Ray
869095
No, Daniel. You can use regular batteries. I use rechargeable batteries to have plenty on hand and I've found they last about five times longer than regular disposable batteries.
1575770
Yes you can! I use 2 pedals, one with its own battery and the second one is connected with the power supply. Im sure you can do the same with multiple pedals.
1202590
Yes. the pedals are a little flimsy so don't be surprised if you need to replace those immediately. make sure you tighten all nuts and bolts before using. mine all came extremely loose.
2050534
It will depend on what MAh batteriess you use and how discharged they are. I normally just put mine in at night, and take them off in the morning.
256212
No, you DO NOT need to unscrew anything to insert the batteries. There is a cover on the end, where the ON/OFF button is, this cover slides off to insert the batteries.