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Battery holders...
im looking to make my own AA battery holders, and I was wondering of a cheap way to make them. I want to make 2 AA battery holders that hold 2 batteries in each, vertically. Similar to bens NOAC nesp, but I dont have a machine to make my pieces. any parts or suggestions, that cost little to nothing to me?
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Why cant you just buy them? You can use electrical tape to tape the batteries together.
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I have an erector set somewhere that has perfect battery holders, but I don't know where it is, and I'd rather not sell it. If you can get a cheap set on ebay, make sure it's motorized, it may be just the thing.
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I originally thought to do this, but then I remembered I had to remove the batteries. then i would have to add new tape each time I took em out.nos_slived wrote:Just tape all the batteries together, and tape the wires to the terminals.
any other ideas?
EDIT: I could get a couple of these:
http://www.allelectronics.com/cgi-bin/c ... type=store
but they dont look to good. Mabye order 6 of em so they dont burn up like others did, or mabye they arent aware to solder to the metal....
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Sheet styrene (can you tell I like that stuff?
) and thin aluminum or copper strips (copper will be easier to attach wires to). You should be able to get everything at a hobby supply store, including plastic cement. For the amount of material you need, it'll probably cost around $10. Not sure what to do about a spring though, which you'll probably need if you want to ensure good contact and a (adjustable) snug fit.
Alternatively you can buy a couple of these: http://www.radioshack.com/product.asp?c ... =270%2D401
and connect them together,
or one of these: http://www.radioshack.com/product.asp?c ... =270%2D407
and hack it apart.
Either of the latter options would probably be cheaper, and easier, than trying to make a good battery holder on your own.
Alternatively you can buy a couple of these: http://www.radioshack.com/product.asp?c ... =270%2D401
and connect them together,
or one of these: http://www.radioshack.com/product.asp?c ... =270%2D407
and hack it apart.
Either of the latter options would probably be cheaper, and easier, than trying to make a good battery holder on your own.
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couldnt you get some batt holders form radioshack? the kind with a cover thingy
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