Rasterlist Archives: RE: Battery replacement on Tron

From: Paul Sommers <Paul.Sommers_at_cwo.com.au>
Date: Tue Jun 06 2000 - 01:37:50 EDT

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Dave,

With all my NiCad boards I have added leads about 2 foor long and put them in a none populated corner of the cabinet. I have seen too much battery corrosion to risk it again.

Cheers
 Paul

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 From:   Dave George
 Reply To:       rasterlist@synthcom.com
 Sent:   Tuesday, 06 June 2000 13:42
 To:     Rasterlist
 Subject:        RASTER: Battery replacement on Tron

Here's something that I haven't seen mentioned yet:  Where do people
 usually put the battery from the PS, when they have replaced it?  Or
 are the newer packs less susceptible to leaking all over the
 place?  The leads aren't that long, so w/o adding some length, it'll be
 hard to get too far from the PCB.  Is just not "upstream" from any
 components good enough?
                                         Remy LeBeau

The early bird gets the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese.

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Received on Mon Jun 05 22:47:38 2000

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