Yeah... theres just no way on the molds? Aqua >On Sat, 23 Mar 2002, Sidney Ho wrote: > >> I'll go for one to support a worthwhile project, but I don't want to kill >> any of my good batteries yet so would prefer to buy it as a "spare parts" >> kit. In fact if you'd do this for less, maybe more of us would buy more >> "kits" and you'd do this with less hassle--especially to reach 100 pieces. > >You know, a plastic duo-battery-shaped case that could be opened and >closed with a screwdriver, and have new cells swapped in and out >painlessly (and unsoldered!) would kick my ass.
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