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How to power on this weird circuit?

Zestfully4

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I have a pre-assembled DIY project I am working on for the sake of practice, and I'm perplexed as to how to power it on. Below is the schematic.

Based on it, VCC is on pin 7 of U2 and GND is on pin 2. However, the U2 component is not a typical IC as it's a board…

I have a 4.5V power source but can't seem to find a way to connect it to this circuit. I tried different combinations of red-black to one of the pads of the board and had no results. I'm a beginner student, so please be wary of that. Attaching circuit pictures from different sides below.

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It appears to be the two pads marked + and - next to Q1.

To confirm that, see if there is a copper track (on the underside of the PCB) from the + pad to the non-banded end of D3 diode, just near the connections?
 

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