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Gaming-PC: Windows 7 64bit Ultimate DCS dedicated server: Windows 7 64bit Home Premium

Here a link to the picture, hope it works... http://img4web.com/view/MZMGK2 Edit: I just saw that on the picture the USB-connector was lose, but that can be fixed simply with the Velcro strip. This part also holds an additional amount of the wire just in case some cable needs to be connected (to have some spare wire without cutting the cable tie).

Now I can give you some more information. I used the USB-Adapter with 2 AA-Batteries for 1 week. I mounted it on the top of the headset: the weight itself is not much of a problem, but if you pitch your head back of forward, the weight of the batteries makes the headset come loose (it may fall off). The solution: I mounted it on the back of the right speaker with a Velcro strip and fixed the cable on the top with two cable ties. Now the headset has a good "grip" again and the weight does not really bother me (was used to it after 5 minutes). If you want me to I can upload a picture with my "construction".

I bought the "Varta Easy Energy USB" at Amazon.de... it's very cheap, but not available on Amazon.com (Varta = german company) It's not a beauty but who cares. Speaking of recharging-interval: that of course depends on how often you use it, but I will try to use normal Batteries since they do not self-discharge as much as rechargable batteries. So they may even work longer.

This thing would finally be the reason for me to buy a tablett...