Yet another... If only i had the time and money to make all these designs... This is a holder for 6 123 cells. basically 6 volts, 3 banks in parallel of 2 cells each. Can easily be modified for 3 or 9 cells total. Here's the pic:
Just by looking at the picture you'd assume that it's 3x2x123, but the M6 battery holder is exactly like that and it is 2x3x123. It really depends how it is wired inside, and I suspect the top and bottom plates are not one big conductors, i.e. only the pos/neg contacts for the 123's are metal. So 2x3x123, 3x2x123, and even 9x123 can be achieved just with different wiring.
ok...enough is enough.
quit teasing us with your ideas.
We Want Tangibles! Not Intangibles! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
[ QUOTE ] ChrisM said:
ok...enough is enough.
quit teasing us with your ideas.
We Want Tangibles! Not Intangibles! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
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He he. I prefer ideas to tangibles. But, in honor of Chris's plea, let me ask if anyone knows what one can put this holder in. Two strings of 123s will fit on a Mag D. Three won't. I'd love to find a tangible (host large enough in diameter) to implement this idea (holder). /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
Thanks for pointing that out. Someone else sometime back noted that. I ignored it because I don't have a lathe to bore out a Mag.
I have had success making channels inside the tube with a Dremel and sanding drum to accommodate 4xAA high capacity NiMHs. I suppose that would work also for the 3x123, but it is a lot of tough, boring work.
Just for reference, my Fatmag mod had to be bored out to 1.4025 for my 3x123a holder, which means you are actually removing some of the threaded material also, but it does work quite well and makes for a stubby light /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif