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LORDWORLD
Replacement battery compartment for Saramonic UwMic9, 10, 15 and SR-VRM1 recorder holding two AA cells with quick-release access
This replacement battery compartment fits Saramonic UwMic9, UwMic10 and UwMic15 wireless systems as well as the SR-WM4C and SR-VRM1 recorder. It holds two LR6/AA cells, accepting alkaline, NiMH or lithium chemistries. The quick-release mechanism lets you swap batteries without tools during a session.
If the factory compartment cracks, loses its latch or corrodes, this part restores reliable power contact. It is not for users who need integrated rechargeable packs or proprietary battery formats. The jump is worth it when the original holder fails and a fast, tool-free swap keeps the shoot moving.
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Yes, it is designed for the Saramonic UwMic9, UwMic10, UwMic15, SR-WM4C wireless systems and the SR-VRM1 recorder.
Slide the compartment open, insert two LR6/AA batteries matching the polarity markings, then snap the cover shut until it clicks.
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