| Subject: | Re: Battery Boxes |
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| From: | "Tim Dekle" tim.dekle |
| Date: | Wed Mar 14, 2012 5:55 pm ((PDT)) |
I'm all thumbs, and I built one. I was using an Altoids box, but decided it= was to big, so I made one using a rigid 9V battery holder as the base, and= once I was sure it worked well, I slapped some epoxy putty on it, made sur= e I covered the circuit completely, smoothed it out, sanded it, and viola -= a very compact battery box. It's about the size of 2 9v batteries, if that= big. I left off an on/off switch - it's on when a battery is connected. Nothing ventured nothing gained. I spent maybe 15 bucks, tops. Do it, Tim |
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