I'm sure most of these questions have been answered, but I didn't see them, thanks in advance.

1. All the posts I've read says the Power Battery isn't a character and can only be attacked by following the "Attacking the Power Battery" power/ability. My question is why does it say, "The Power Battery affects line of fire, can use its powers and abilities, is damaged and KO'd as if it were a character" then?
2. Since you can give it a power action and a double power and I don't see willpower anywhere. Do the power battery take pushing damage, because it's not a character?
3. If your a Corps Member you can use the rings power. Does it get ignored when the character is targeted with pulse wave.
4. Is pulse wave blocked by the power battery like blocking terrain or like it character. Because under setup it says, "The Power Battery affects line of fire, can use its powers and abilities, is damaged and KO'd as if it were a character" but PW ignores game effects.

1) That's actually a good point.
2) In my best judgement 'It can use it's powers as if it were a character' sounds like it would get pushed? But I'm far from sure on that one..
3) I answered this one in a different thread last night and my ultimate opinion is, using the example of the Sinestro Corps power battery that causes something attacking someone who is a corps member to get -2 atk, I personally feel since this is from the battery then it still happens. There could be an argument that the character being a corps member would be ignored but that's more a game attribution than effect so I would say it does reduce the attack of the pulse waving character.
4) In theory, if it affects line of fire like a character then the pulse wave goes through it like a character.

1) There are no rules for attacking resorces so this is just stating it can be attacked like a character. You can still only attack it as outlined in its rules.
2) That's the way I've ruled it at my venue. If you can give it power actions, you can push it.
3) I'm gonna need backup on this one but I would say no for the same reason a perplex is not ignored from outside the PW.
4) I would say it doesn't block the PW's LoF.

I would have to agree on this. Because it's a piece on the board that's granting the power/stat bump, if it's out of range, it's not effected.

I emailed the questions here are the answers I received: