can some one check this on there 123 batt?
- Thread starter raggie33
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THE_dAY
Flashlight Enthusiast
my energizer e2 is raised like this:
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the positive end raises above the outer part of the battery, is that what you mean raggie
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the positive end raises above the outer part of the battery, is that what you mean raggie
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Sub_Umbra
Flashlight Enthusiast
raggie,
Here's a thread that may give you a couple of ideas.
There's a link in that thread to a cool place that sells tiny "neodymium magnets" with no minimum order. If you have enough of those 'too short' 123's it may be worth while to check if they have a thin enough magnet to make the batt long enough.
Also a drop of solder on the plus pole may do it. I'm no expert, but in that same thread batterystation mentions soldering buttons on flat Lithium-ion cells. I'm just wondering if a drop of solder would work on a 123 -- or be dangerous.
I'd read the whole thread and PM batterystation before I tried the solder idea.
I'd like to know what works if you do come up with something.
Here's a thread that may give you a couple of ideas.
There's a link in that thread to a cool place that sells tiny "neodymium magnets" with no minimum order. If you have enough of those 'too short' 123's it may be worth while to check if they have a thin enough magnet to make the batt long enough.
Also a drop of solder on the plus pole may do it. I'm no expert, but in that same thread batterystation mentions soldering buttons on flat Lithium-ion cells. I'm just wondering if a drop of solder would work on a 123 -- or be dangerous.
I'd read the whole thread and PM batterystation before I tried the solder idea.
I'd like to know what works if you do come up with something.
