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eganders

17/07/2007 8:42 PM

Versatech battery refurbish

I opened one of my Versatech batteries up. It was quite easy and only
required cutting the end off after removing the plastic cap. The
problem is that it is NOT a sub C but very close. It is a custom size
of some sort. However, I saw on the internet that someone was
rebuilding these, so the batteries must be available. I have a link
to a drawing I made. The dimensions are accurate. The battery really
is 21.85 mm in diameter. A sub C would not fit because the battery
case has a tight tolorance. Does anyone know where I can get NiCd and
NmH cells like these?

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v384/eganders/DrawingforVeratechBattery.jpg


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Nirodac

in reply to eganders on 17/07/2007 8:42 PM

19/07/2007 4:19 AM

eganders <[email protected]> wrote in
news:[email protected]:

> I opened one of my Versatech batteries up. It was quite easy and only
> required cutting the end off after removing the plastic cap. The
> problem is that it is NOT a sub C but very close. It is a custom size
> of some sort. However, I saw on the internet that someone was
> rebuilding these, so the batteries must be available. I have a link
> to a drawing I made. The dimensions are accurate. The battery really
> is 21.85 mm in diameter. A sub C would not fit because the battery
> case has a tight tolorance. Does anyone know where I can get NiCd and
> NmH cells like these?
>
> http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v384/eganders/DrawingforVeratechBatte
> ry.jpg
>
>

Digi-key sells a battery that's close ( a sub C cell at 22.0mm dia)
http://dkc3.digikey.com/PDF/T072/1986.pdf
http://dkc3.digikey.com/PDF/T072/1984.pdf

They also offer a pack building service

http://dkc3.digikey.com/PDF/T072/1985.pdf

good luck


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