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Linnstrument Anker PowerCore 5000 battery holder — zdjęcie 1
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Linnstrument Anker PowerCore 5000 battery holder

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This is a holder for the Anker PowerCore 5000 battery that fastens to the left side of the Linnstrument keyboard

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This is a holder for the Anker PowerCore 5000 battery. It mounts on the left side of Roger Linn's Linnstrument MIDI keyboard, and connects via a USB Type A cable to provide power. It can be connected to the Linnstrument's USB Type B port, or, using a MyVolts Ripcord USB to DC power cable such as the AA926MS (9VDC), to the Linnstrument's power port (200-pad version only).

Used in conjunction with the CME WIDI Master Blutooth Virtual MIDI Cable, which plugs into the two 5-pin DIN MIDI ports on the right side of the keyboard, the Linnstrument can be played in a completely wireless mode with very low latency.

The battery snaps into the cylindrical cavity of the holder, and can be secured with a zip tie if desired. Loops for a second zip tie to secure the USB connector are also provided. An image of the actual part is included below (this is an earlier version with two zip ties around the battery), as well as an image of it installed.

Two STL files are available, one with the cable exiting the top, the other exiting the bottom.

I used PETG, but PLA is probably fine for this application. I found it best to print the part with the side that sits against the Linnstrument facing downward onto the printing plate. I also used a brim to give better adhesion to the printer plate, and supports for the overhanging sections.