Hi Alex,
Take the bottom off the pedal and find the battery connection; a red and a black wire. Find a good location and CAREFULLY drill a hole in the side to accept a standard T/S 1/4" chassis jack. The jack will mount right to the pedal via the hole. Make a connection from the black wire (-) to the jack's ground lug. Connect from the red wire (+) to the tip lug. You can then use a standard(shielded)guitar wire with the appropriate plug on the supply end to go from the power supply to the pedal. You must use a shielded wire, or you'll pick up a lot a noise.. and probably a few trucker's CD calls. It's an easy do, and can save a bundle on batteries. I believe the pedal's input jack disconnects the battery when the guitar's input cable is removed, but this shouldn't affect the modification when you're all pluggrd in. Should cost under $3, not including the supply wire.
Good luck, Paul
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