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Holder for 4/3A battery?

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  1. I'm rebuilding the battery pack for my NiteRider light, which uses
    eleven, 4/3A size batteries. As part of this project, I'm testing the
    individual batteries to see which ones have the most and least capacity.
    This is a pain when I can't find a holder to make the temporary
    connections to each battery for my load resistor and voltmeter. Does
    anybody know where I can find a holder for this size battery? A D-cell
    holder almost works, but is a bit too short.

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  2. On Wed, 3 Jan 2007 08:13:01 -0500, David Kerber

    ns_dkerber@ns_WarrenRogersAssociates.com said:

    I'm rebuilding the battery pack for my NiteRider light, which uses
    eleven, 4/3A size batteries. As part of this project, I'm testing the
    individual batteries to see which ones have the most and least capacity.
    This is a pain when I can't find a holder to make the temporary
    connections to each battery for my load resistor and voltmeter. Does
    anybody know where I can find a holder for this size battery? A D-cell
    holder almost works, but is a bit too short.

    Rubber band and stranded wires.

  3. "David Kerber" wrote: (clip) Does anybody know where I can find a holder
    for this size battery? (clip)
    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
    A wooden V-trough with a fixed contact for the bottom end of the cell. Use
    a hand-held meter probe for the top end.

  4. Grab a hacksaw, cut the D-cell holder into 2 pieces, and use small wood
    screws to fasten the 2 pieces to a small stick of wood. I imagine epxoy
    and/or hot glue would also work well.

    Maybe www.digikey.com or www.mouser.com have something more in tune with
    your needs.

    A google for "electronic surplus" will return a few hits, but it's a lot
    like searching for the needle in the haystack.

    Mike Lackey
    Madison, AL

    "David Kerber" <ns_dkerber@ns_WarrenRogersAssociates.com> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I'm rebuilding the battery pack for my NiteRider light, which uses
    eleven, 4/3A size batteries. As part of this project, I'm testing the
    individual batteries to see which ones have the most and least capacity.
    This is a pain when I can't find a holder to make the temporary
    connections to each battery for my load resistor and voltmeter. Does
    anybody know where I can find a holder for this size battery? A D-cell
    holder almost works, but is a bit too short.

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    Remove the ns_ from if replying by e-mail (but keep posts in the
    newsgroups if possible).

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