Q: will the e4 battery connect to the e3 wire? thanks
1398127
mine did, not sure how old your e3 is but if the plug-in is the same it should work
1398128
Yes. Please see the folling link: http://www.hotronic.com/media/pdf/technical/FWCompat1213webfile.pdf
408917
no, It Won't Fit. You Will Need The Slotted Capped Battery Without The Wire Plug Hanging Out Like The One In The Picture.
1769676
My son put the motorcyle together. He said the green/white wire goes to the battery and runs to the "internal connection" (that also operates lights and horn. He said the wire mustve accidently gotten pulled off of the battery.
1842434
That wire is included (at least with both mine). You just need to attach the battery clips. I think it is about a 16 gauge wire.
526930
Well from what I have observered anything over 1/3 inch wont connect to the charger. But the more important question is how is the extended battery connect to the setup. I suggest you check out youtube videos for the installation.
1051203
No all the wires come. you can connect directly to the radio and not the battery
191097
No.It connects to the battery harness with the quick connect that you need to get.This is an excellence addition for usb power.
127263
The batteries for the E100 E125 and E150 are the same. They are 12v 5AH and come in a 2 pack. It requires some rewiring since the attaching clips are not the same. It took me about 20 minutes to rewire with snap on clips available at Home Depot for about a buck. I did it with no knowledge of wiring electronics. Scooter runs like new and works well with the Razor charger although the batteries came fully charged which was a surprise.
1900010
Hi Lisa, connect the BLACK wire (ground) directly to the battery and the RED wire (power) needs a 15 watt inline fuse. Best of luck.
1187009
If you can find a molex connector you could use just the pos (12V) and neg wires to connect to your battery. Here's a link to help you figure out which wire you need. http://i92.photobucket.com/albums/l32/rougeneon97/dew%20Heater%20DIY/molexpinout_zpsdeb42ea2.png
787698
No, you don't have to disconnect the battery. At least, I didn't, and haven't had any trouble with it. This is on my 2005 BMW 330xi -e46. Good luck!!!
1128000
Yes you have to order the battery tender 1st, then you can get the connector.
864085
Its hard to say because your phone comes with an EV30 battery...the EB20 and EB40 which is this battery being sold are interchangeable. By this instruction video in which I found in how to disassemble your phone it looks as if the battery flex connector is located in the same place. But the thing to worry about is whether there width and length or the battery are compatible...http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=SW7libMTdkk&desktop;_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DSW7libMTdkk
1462193
I had the same problem. You have to use the wire connection along with the two batteries in the handle. Mine worked well after that. Enjoy !
864086
Its hard to say because your phone comes with an EV30 battery...the EB20 and EB40 which is this battery being sold are interchangeable. By this instruction video in which I found in how to disassemble your phone it looks as if the battery flex connector is located in the same place. But the thing to worry about is whether there width and length or the battery are compatible...http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=SW7libMTdkk&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DSW7libMTdkk
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Frank, Unfortunately, I know nothing about the Ryobi battery, but I'm guessing Greenworks would never let that happen. I took a few pictures of the battery and where it connects that I'd be happy to send you if that would help. nancy.lake@yahoo.com
869589
The larger set of wires(red and black) connect to the super cub's (or other rc plane's/vehicle's) power leads (wires...usually red/black) to power the plane or other rc vehicle. . The smaller multicolored wires connect to the charger for the battery to be recharged. I bought this battery for my rc super cub trainer plane. It has worked as well as the original battery that came with the plane. I don't know what plane or vehicle you bought/will buy this battery for... just make sure it's the right one (voltage and amp/hr.) for your application. Hope this helps. Chris