Tuning up nady wireless transmitter - Nady Systems Nady Encore Duet - 2 Channel VHF Receiver ENCRDTRPR Microphone

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Posted on Sep 07, 2011

Hi, nady ht-3 mic transmitter uses a 9 volt battery ..

To insert the battery, You will need to unscrew the below button part of the hand held mic (anti-clockwise), and after unscrewing, you will see the space to fix in the 9 volt battery..

When you buy the battery,before fixing the battery in, check the polarity before placing the battery in (positive + and negetive -)...After inserting,screw back the cover in and locate where the power switch is..It always has an indicator to know if the power is on...

Note..make sure the Transmitter is on for it to be able to work properly with the hand held microphone....

Good luck..

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