Hey guys I was wondering whether is it possible to skip the battery line and just jump the power source straight to the speaker..

 

Welcome to AAC!

You need to provide more information. What is the make and model of the unit?

If this is a Bluetooth speaker, where are the battery and speaker connections?
Why is there a mic on the board?

 

Welcome to AAC!

You need to provide more information. What is the make and model of the unit?

If this is a Bluetooth speaker, where are the battery and speaker connections?
Why is there a mic on the board?

i apologize for the incomplete info...

this bluetooth speaker is just a china made one.. just something generic... the speaker says 3 watts and 4 ohms... it has a feature to connect to your phone. you can speak through this device in case you are speaking to someone over the phone... battery is a rechargeable 9 volt one. shape is rectangular... battery connection is the one with wire in the picture (left side) while the speaker connection is located at the upper part of the same picture where you can see where the battery wires are soldered. in case you need anymore info feel free to let me know... thanks for your attention on my post.

 

What do you want to do with it, connect a separate battery or psu??

We don't read minds!!

 

What do you want to do with it, connect a separate battery or psu??

We don't read minds!!

Sorry if what I want to happen was not clear in my initial post. What I wanted to happen was to remove the battery line (part) so I could just connect the device to a 5v charger and make it work. Hope this is clear enough.

 

You can input a 5V DC supply instead of the battery, as long as the psu has the current rating..

 

You can input a 5V DC supply instead of the battery, as long as the psu has the current rating..

750 mAh is fine?