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My G10 had just passed its warranty when the battery went dead. In fact, I had two other G10s that also died just after the warranty period. As I said, this one sat dead for about three years before I found a battery that works. I did the battery replacement safely, and can now use the transmitter again. Having a battery that is not "user-serviceable" and that, in fact, can't even be purchased in the US, left me with the option of tossing the G10 (which I did with the other two), or finding a way to save some of my investment in the third one. I did the replacement safely, and it works. And you'll notice my last sentence in the original post, where I urge caution and being safe if the replacement is attempted. I appreciate your comments, but there are lots of us out there with dead, expensive units that CAN be salvaged. Had there been a way to get the battery or unit replaced through Line6 (I tried), I would have availed myself of it. Regards, Carl Owner of many Line6 products since about 1996, or whenever that first Pod came out

Why not just produce a manual or tutorial for the app explaining its functionality, features and the parameters? I just got a Spider V 20 and the Spider Remote app and I'm spending more time trying to figure out its features than I am playing.

Still no updates. Line 6/Yamaha Canada has my unit. A support ticket was opened and closed with Line 6 saying “Contact the store which you sent the unit for repair through.” That’s been zero help. I’m seriously rethinking my decision about purchasing any further Line 6 or Yamaha product. Over a KNOWN and well documented problem. The store has no answers, Yamaha Canada has no answers…not sure where I should turn to.