4D battery pack
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alpg88
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never seen sodered 4d cells anywhere, but it is very simple thing to do.
or you can contact sites that sell custom battery packs, they will do it for you. not sure if it'll be much cheaper than buying new oem pack, thou
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If you are looking for a rechargeable setup. I'd do as alpg88 suggested. If you are looking for a primary cell solution, you could do the same, or buy something like an Energizer EN529 and take it apart. This "lantern battery" has 4 "D" cells welded in series.
If you buy a lantern battery for this purpose, beware that some (most?) of them use "F" cells, which are longer and are actually the proper cell for the "lantern battery" case. The Energizer EN529_CAN for example, uses "F" cells. "F" cells are the same diameter, but about half again as long as "D" cells.
Dave
If you buy a lantern battery for this purpose, beware that some (most?) of them use "F" cells, which are longer and are actually the proper cell for the "lantern battery" case. The Energizer EN529_CAN for example, uses "F" cells. "F" cells are the same diameter, but about half again as long as "D" cells.
Dave
Where can I find this kind of pack?
My battery flooded so I need a new one, but original costs a lot ~60$.
Where can I found 4D's soldered together in series, I can easily put them in this plastic ''case.''
Thanks
If you want to spend less money, then a sealed lead acid battery like this may work for you.
