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Topic: variation of seal-lock battery holder  (Read 2208 times)

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mikechin

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If you route your power cable thru the lid of the seal-lock tupperware, you can use different size batteries because the same lid will work on different bottoms. I used a right-angle Seal-Con for the (hopefully) watertight strain relief, I may add an additional tie-down to the lid to eliminate any movement around the base of the Seal-Con from torqueing on the power cable, but I think it's pretty good as is. I can run either the 10x1.2V NiMh or a 5A gel cell.

See! I've can take pics!

mikechin


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