RayGenWurm
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Hey everybody,
i am messing around with li-ion cells for some months now.
Till now i managed to repair some products by replacing one or more dead cells (like AEG vacuum cleaners...)
But since i started in this area i was allways thinking about making myself a nice little backup-battery.
i do not own a solar panel - its more like because of the fun of it.
So far i tried to repair packs by soldering in the new cells but i am having big problems with that.
(try to not heat up the cell too much, i need lots of solder, most of the time the solder does not really stick to the surface of the cell...)
I know a better way would be spot welding but i dont have any experience in welding and im not sure if its really worth for me to buy a spot welder.
So after all i would like to ask you if you know a way to build battery packs without soldering / welding.
Best would be any anything where you just "click-in" the cells for example like the batteries in a tv remote.
Any ideas?
thanks,
i am messing around with li-ion cells for some months now.
Till now i managed to repair some products by replacing one or more dead cells (like AEG vacuum cleaners...)
But since i started in this area i was allways thinking about making myself a nice little backup-battery.
i do not own a solar panel - its more like because of the fun of it.
So far i tried to repair packs by soldering in the new cells but i am having big problems with that.
(try to not heat up the cell too much, i need lots of solder, most of the time the solder does not really stick to the surface of the cell...)
I know a better way would be spot welding but i dont have any experience in welding and im not sure if its really worth for me to buy a spot welder.
So after all i would like to ask you if you know a way to build battery packs without soldering / welding.
Best would be any anything where you just "click-in" the cells for example like the batteries in a tv remote.
Any ideas?
thanks,