At 09:18 AM 7/19/00 -0400, Rodger Hamer wrote:
>I am making up a three cell 110 pack and looking for ways to connect them.
>At first I used the conductive goo on the sticky side of EKG leads, but I
>think the resistance is actually too high, though I haven't fully discarded
>the idea yet. Then I tried attaching with stretched strips of electrical
>tape down the sides, but they soften and slip when the cells get warm during
>charging. Is there any way to solder them end to end? Any other ways to
>connect? Lined up they would be like one AA battery, and fit right up in the
>tip of the fuse.
What!? Conductive goo? Resistance will be too high and it will become an
insulator once it dries.
Either buy them with solder tabs or solder a piece of wire to the cell,
being careful no to overheat. Extra soldering flux works well. Use small
wire without insulation if you want them to fit real tight. Use thick CA
or hot glue to keep cells together.
Steve Meyer http://users.megapath.net/~stmeyer/stmeyer/
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