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GamingRev
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leds?

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So in bens book when discusssing the wireing of the PS one battery pack, it tells you to use Molex type wire connectors and an infolthium batery. I have them, It tells you to put the leds of the wire connectors into the polarized holes on the battery, what are leds? I am thinking they are the small poles on the wire connectors, but what are they? And if I am right, they fall out of the holes very easi;Y!
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Post by S q u e e ! »

Do you mean leads? Those are the silver "poles" in the molex connector.
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What I did with the molex connectors was use needle nose pliars to expand the circle of metal to fit in better. Or, if you're not too much of a perfectionist, you can just flatten the connector so it expands slightly in length. It should fit in there and not come out.
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Post by ShaolinDrunkard »

You may have bought the wrong sized molex connector, radio shack has two different sizes, in my experince, the larger of the two sizes fit perfectly into a sony infolithium without falling out at all.
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