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| Not wishing to re-invent the wheel, what have you found to be an acceptable and reliable method of reattaching the battery box to the inside of a 1982 era 1669?
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Location: Pacific Northwest Inland Empire | If you are talking about the outside screw version, proper alignment, & remembering the orientation of the tab on the screw. Then loosening the strings, to get your hand inside the critter. Probably obvious, & may not address your dilemma, but you asked......... |
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Location: Jet City | There should be a foam piece. Won't stay on there without it. You can probably make something for yourself.
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Location: Indiana | The foam applies enough pressure to hold the box in place when you twist the screw/lock.
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| Thanks gang. That foam piece wasn't in the bowl, just that box in the pictures. Strange. However, I did locate some industrial strength velcro out in the garage, found that flat spot by the volume control and stuck it there. The velcro is nice and thick so I don't think there will be any vibrations.
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