I've heard that the 1400's NiMH batteries contain AA batteries, and
that it's possible to rebuild one using AA rechargeables. True? Can
anyone direct me to info/directions on how to do this?
Gene Osburn
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Gene Osburn wrote:
I've heard that the 1400's NiMH batteries contain AA batteries, and
that it's possible to rebuild one using AA rechargeables. True? Can
anyone direct me to info/directions on how to do this?
NiMH packs can be rebuilt since their cells have standard sizes
usually. A
Hi all;
There's one post in the LEM list archices about a battery part # to use for rebuilding
the cells in the 1400 battery.
I've been meaning to do this for a while, it's time to just do it.
If anyone has more recent info about doing this (other cells numbers or anything,
please feel free
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I just rebuilt one using cells from DigiKey.com, part: P018T-ND 4/3A Nickel
Metal Hydride.
The case comes apart easily with some careful prying and pulling then it's
a matter of pulling the connections off the cells with fine-nosed pliers,
and soldering the new cells in place. Pay careful
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VST Battery for the 1400 for $50.
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On 1/31/03 12:28 PM, victoria brandon [EMAIL PROTECTED] typed:
on 1/30/03 8:58 PM, aly at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all! Questions
Do you know what cell they put in it?
One online rebuilder said on their page that they don't do 1400 batteries
any longer as they had problems with the chip. I've rebuilt some battery
packs for other things and was thinking of trying to find the specs for the
replacement cells, and having
Do you know what cell they put in it?
One online rebuilder said on their page that they don't do 1400 batteries
any longer as they had problems with the chip. I've rebuilt some battery
packs for other things and was thinking of trying to find the specs for the
replacement cells, and having
on 1/30/03 8:58 PM, aly at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all! Questions on this topic -- where (online? mail it in? resources?)
can I get a 1400 battery rebuilt?
Hi Aly -- Take a look at
http://www.primecell.com/index.htm
They say they'll rebuild a 1400 battery for $84 plus $5 shipping --
Can the 1400's battery be readily rebuilt or is it one with the goofy
chips in it that would make it hard to rebuild it right?
Thanks,
Brian
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I had mine rebuilt six months ago. Excellent results.
On Thursday, January 30, 2003, at 10:22 PM, Brian wrote:
Can the 1400's battery be readily rebuilt or is it one with the goofy
chips in it that would make it hard to rebuild it right?
Garry Hamblin
Saskatoon, SK
iMac Indigo 500 on OS
Hi all! Questions on this topic -- where (online? mail it in? resources?)
can I get a 1400 battery rebuilt? What kind of performance/results after
the rebuild? Does it cost significantly less than new battery? Not heard
of this before and am quite intrigued... Thanks very much...
aly
1400cs
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I had mine rebuilt by a local outfit called Battery Boys here in
Saskatoon. Cost me $125.00 CDN I think. The results were comparable to
buying a new one which was over $200.00. The 1400 battery is a Nicad I
believe so I was told it was just a matter of replacing the battery
cells. The
On Thursday, January 30, 2003, at 09:46 PM, Garry Hamblin wrote:
I had mine rebuilt by a local outfit called Battery Boys here in
Saskatoon. Cost me $125.00 CDN I think. The results were comparable
to
buying a new one which was over $200.00.
I don't have a 1400, but I have had experience
Gosh, that is lucky you had someone locally who had the knowledge to do it.
Though this used to be a Mac-friendly town (the university was almost
exclusively Mac) it's gone the way of the PC (#1 reason I got my 1400cs for a
ridiculously low price -- nobody knew what it was!) and anyone who knew
Oooh! Thanks, Cathy. Awesome! Will take a look. -- aly
Cathy Welsh wrote:
I don't have a 1400, but I have had experience with ebatts.com- very
good, fast, and excellent CS. Go here
http://www.ebatts.com/models.asp?Manufacturer=25 and click on the
model you have. Also, pay attention the Amp
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