Does this have F1 or F2 terminals?
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I'm so sorry, I don't know what you mean. I know it popped right into my original Verizon box and worked immediately. Feel free to educate me.
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I don't know that terminology. The terminals are blade-type quick connects. Hope that helps.
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Unfortunately I too am not sure what you mean by terminals, but like Suzanne, battery fit my Verizon box as well.
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Pico 1855PT 16-14 AWG(Blue) Flared Vinyl Insulated Electrical Wiring 0.250" Tab Female Quick Connect Receptacle Terminal 100 Per PackageThis is what you'll need. f2 terminals are a 1/4in wide (.250). I ended up soldering the wire onto the terminal end cause even after crimping the wire from the jeep would pull out of the terminal. The terminal fits very snug on the battery so after a few loose wires I ended up soldering and re shirink wraping the ends.
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Our listing is unfortunately the F1 type although we can include F1 - F2 adapters at your request.
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You can push the fn button next to the windows button then push either f11 or f12 one is up and the other is down
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The F2 is 1/16" wider than the F1 terminal type.http://www.batterystuff.com/kb/articles/battery-articles/terminal-type-f1-f2-tabs.html
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Yup F2 is compatible with a T2 terminal. They are both .250" blade.FYI T1's are .187" as are F1's.
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Function keys = yes; F1..F12 = no. There is a row of keys above the number keys with various function icons. I don't think I've ever used them or thought much about them.
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Look at the Socket for the Processor (FM2+) and look at the Socket the Motherboard has, If they are the same then they are compatible.
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The description provided by Amazon.com for the Yuasa battery may not be complete. If you will go to the Yuasa Web Site you will find that this particular battery is available with both the narrow F1 terminals and the wider F2 terminals. (Look under 'NP Industrial Batteries' on the Yuasa Web Site.) Yuasa's product description for the battery with the F2 terminals (wide) is NP-7-12-250. The dscription NP-7-12 (without the -250 suffix) appears to describe the battery with the narrow F1 terminals.
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There are two terminals. It is a SPST latching (not momentary) switch and the key can be removed in either the on or off position.
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Both! It has 6 screw terminals. 2 for NO, 2 for NC, and 2 for 12v to the LED
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Yes it does. The "F2" at the end of the part number indicates this. BUT, it has happened that a supplier ships a different battery that is identical in every way EXCEPT for the smaller connectors called "F1". This has NOT happened to me when I ordered this battery through Amazon, but rather form other non-related suppliers. The F2 terminal is .25" (1/4") wide and the F1 is only .187" wide. When I ordered this at that time, it was perfect and had the required F2 connectors. I was very happy with the battery and its performance.
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yes, just the two little terminals. It doesn't have the third middle terminal.
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If possible, one should upgrade the RAM before you put in the battery for the first time. In that case, you do not even have to hit any F2 or F10 button.
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I do not know what a FM2/FM2+ SOCKET is. But it does a very good job on my Mother borad and CPU. Asus Extreme Maximus MB
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either one are i think? i just ran it the negative straight without a switch and spliced the positive with the two terminals on the back it works fine
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Yes! The F-keys all have functions activated with the "fn" key. F10 and F11 are used for dimming and brightening the keyboard backlight, and one of the steps is "off."