What is the small rubbery thing called 'Holder power connector cover' in the diagrams? What is it for?
1051340
on the bottom of the camera where the grip plugs in there is a rubber cover. that cover is removed and stored on a the grip for further use without the grip in place.
1660010
If it CAN be removed (which I doubt, as it seems pretty solidly a part of the unit), then the company would have to do it, I think. But why would you want to remove it? It juts out only an inch-and-a-half from the back and looks decent, too. It turned out to be useful for installing the PSU in the case, and afterwards it can be good for keeping track of those not-so-often-used-but-easily-lost USB cables, like for a camera.
1098043
here is the image search results of battery holders. http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=AA+Battery+Holder&qs;=n&form;=QBIR&pq;=aa+battery+holder&sc;=8-18&sp;=-1&sk;= . notice that the positive side always goes against the bump. that is the right way.
1560709
Sorry Pierre, don't have a clue. I thought in the beginning it was to hold extra batteries. They fit but it won't close properly.
1134589
The plastic peg goes into the bottom grounding hole of a duplex (3 prong) outlet. The peg keeps the addon from twisting thus providing stability. This addon is not meant for polarized (2 slot) outlets)
1171465
This isn't a "mount." It's an accessory to make connecting / disconnecting a display with a mount easier. You attach one piece to the display, one piece to the mount, and then you can slide them together for a secure connection (or pull a tab and slide them apart without having to unscrew anything).
1175825
It is a convenience but it also protects the metal surfaces of the plug and socket from wearing out if the plug is pulled out too often. Loose connections will cause bad connection problems and might cause electrical sparks.
21741
It has the correct connectors, but they fit loosely and can easily fall off. Taping them down to the battery is the best answer I could find.
1393134
Thecup holder is hard plastic with a spring loaded flip up mechanism to get it out of the way when needed and less prone to breakage. It works very well, easy to install and has been a very handy accessory for me.
716206
J. Edwards has it right. Yes, the hole is for a power adaptor, but it is sold separately. I didn't bother to search for this adaptor because I wasn't planning on using it for any other device than my laptop. I'm currently plugging this directly into the USB port on the computer.
864934
The fuse holder is there. It slides out the front from between the switch and socket.
842170
The power plug is the 4 pin connector that comes off the power supply. Nearly all computers have extra power connections of this type sitting loose unless you have already added a ton things inside your computer.
729918
There is a small connector for it on the top side , though I'm not sure what kind it is.
1787720
Accommodates ATX power supplies - I used this one: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00918N4A0/ref=oh_details_o09_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
1450950
There is a double stick tape on the back of the holder. My original installation lasted about 4 years before it became loose. When I installed my new one, I also put one screw in the provided hole to make the attachment permanent.
866463
No, it is a USB connector. I use to work with the ones your are talking about.
1387738
Its the standard connector that plugs into the 3 or 4 pin motherboard power point.