What battery are you talking about?... The first link goes to one bizarre video... I think I saw an ezb in the video somewhere, but were ya' drinkin' a little that day? :)LOL The second link is a dead link....

Do you have a direct link to the battery in question?

Your video is a little hard to understand, the mic sounds like it was in water. But I did follow what your question was.

It looks like you have the right battery (you got it from EZ-Robot correct?), but you may not know it is designed to go inside the base of one of the robots like Roli, JD or SIX...as those robots come with a power base that can hold the battery inside and they would have a connector inside for the battery plug.

The standard power base, like the one that comes in the developers kit is where you see the round plug for an external power source. It is not designed to have an internal battery like you have. To use it, you would either need to obtain a battery connect plug for your battery, and then connect the wire leads from the connector to the male power plug with the screw terminals.

Or you could cut the connector off the battery pack (leave enough length to reattach the plug for later if you want), strip the wires to expose the ends then you could use it with the round male plug. This method is what I have used for rechargeable batteries in the past.

Does that make sense?

Like Justin said about getting a connector for the battery and connect to the leads of the power plug, similar to the adapter I made. (just figured a picture would help)

THANKS JUSTIN RATLIFF AND STEVE FOR YOUR HELP. STEVE WHERE DO I GET THAT PLUG? OR SUED I GET ONE OF THOSE BASES/WITCH ONE? ALSO CAN I GET AN AC ADAPTER TO USE ? WHAT KIND AND WHERE DO I GET IT?BECAUSE I WILL BE RUNNING ABOUT 21 TO 22 SERVOS AT ONE TIME TO MAKE ALL MY [QUEST ALIVE DOLLS MOVE AND SING AND DO SHOWS. I DON'T WONT TO KEEP CHANG BATTERS EVERY 5 MINS .THANK YOU SO MUST FOR YOU HELP RG JUBILEE .

@rgjubilee It might be better to buy the base form EZ Robot... But you really should use a 7.4v lipo or 7.2V niMh battery pack. If you go the power supply route you are going to need one high output one... minimum of 15amps I would say (based on the # of servos you said you would be using).

Steve made his connector... Radio Shack should sell the parts you need... Copy Steve's picture to your cell phone and show the Radio Shack guy... From the picture he should be able to pick out the parts for you (assuming he sells them)... Do you know how to solder? Because you going to have to solder the Deans plug to the 2.1 barrel plug.... Which mean you will need a bit of 16g (minimum) stranded wire to join them...

Unfortunately, Radio Shack does not carry Deans connectors (at least according to their web site) . They have become practically useless to the electronics hobbyist lately and I expect it to get worse as they crawl towards bankruptcy.

Unless you live near a Fryes, the Internet is now your best source for electronic components (Microcenter also has some, but mostly kits vs parts).

Alan

@Alan, so she is better to buy the EZB base and barrel plug adapter from the ez robot store.. That way she can buy any battery and simply snip of the existing battery connector and install the ezb barrel plug....

I get my deans plugs at a local hobby shop in town.