A question for the mad Dr. Linker-
He said:
>I then started to solder the new cells together in the same pattern, >inserting the
>non-battery components in the appropriate places.
I once tried this myself- (failed miserably...) and IIRC the batteries were soldered
to a metal strip for electrical contact. Did you somehow use the original metal strip,
or did you use wire to wire the batteries together? I'm very curious what you actually
used. This was the step that foiled me because I actually tried to use the original
strip, which died a horrible death....
Inquiring MadScientists want to know ;-)
Also, you should keep the List informed as to the long-term results of this diabolical
miracle...
Thanks!
David Cucuzza
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