Shawn, I don't have any written material but certainly remember how to change the battery in the SAT I or II (don't know about the SAT III). The battery in the SAT consists of a pack of 4 AA nic-cad type cells. I don't know where to find the pack as a whole. What I did is to solder four AA rechargeable batteries in series and tape the whole thing. If you are a little more ambitious, you will see that there is enough room in the SAT to put a second pack of battery connected in parallel with the first one in order to double the battery life. It is very important to keep your SAT plugged with the adaptor when you change the battery in order to keep the program alive in the machine. Last recommendation, you should attempt this only if you are very familiar with electronics. Soldering batteries is not a piece of cake. In special electronic stores you can buy nic-cad batteries with small tongues already soldered on it which makes the job much easier. Hope that answers your question. Michel Lachance, RPT >Dear List, > > Some time ago on the list there was a discussion of how to change the >battery on the Sanderson Accutuner. I tried the archives but don't seem to >have the knack for finding much of anything specific. > > It seems that this discussion was only in the last three months or >so. >If any of you guys or gals have any written materials on how to change the >battery I would appreciate you send it to me privately. > >As always >Thank you all, >Shawn Theriot >Baton Rouge Piano >brpiano007@aol.com >B.R.,LA. >225-929-9926 _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.
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