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Replacing NES batteries |
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Posts: 17547 (12/04/07 9:00 AM) Frickin' Fred Durst on Stilts |
According to this person, you might be able to just use electrical tape instead of a
soldering iron.
I haven't had to replace a battery yet, but if I ever do, I think I'll try his method first. "My feelings hurt, but you know I overcome the pain
"Some try to tell me thoughts they cannot defend Just what you want to be, you'll be in the end" - The Moody Blues |
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Posts: 11150 (12/04/07 9:20 AM) The Fuzzy Physicist
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You could probably do *something* a little more secure than just physically smooshing it into place with electrical tape. Even copper tape for a better
connection would probably be an improvement.
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Posts: 2385 (12/04/07 3:47 PM) Slow Daddy |
At some point I should change the walktrough on my site to show how to install a battery holder instead of soldering the actual battery. Its much easier,
safer, and easier to replace in the future.
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Posts: 17547 (12/04/07 5:53 PM) Frickin' Fred Durst on Stilts |
The guy who replaced my Secret of Mana battery said he put a battery holder in so that if I ever need to do it again, it will be a lot easier.
"My feelings hurt, but you know I overcome the pain
"Some try to tell me thoughts they cannot defend Just what you want to be, you'll be in the end" - The Moody Blues |
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