On 27/06/03 14:59, "Joaquim Carvalho" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:----
The Pismo battery is very easy to dismantle and reassemble with no damage, just peal one sticker and squeeze the white plastic pieces with a screw driver, to close it just press both parts together. The cells are easy to replace for someone with a soldering iron. We just need to find a source for Li-Ion cells. Any clues anyone?
Well, if it's that easy, I'm all for it! I just have this dead pack that I don't use anymore.
So, anybody has suggestion for Li-Ion cells?
Some questions--
1- Has anyone asked Batteries Plus or similar store (USA)?
2- Is there any danger in messing with Li-on cells? They are said to be risky in some respects.
3- Anyone care to post diagrams on how to open the various batteries (I have a wallstreet paperweight)?
J-
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