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Post by nauticar on Dec 25, 2006 12:14:37 GMT 7
this is a battery related question i hope someone can help me with: in singapore who can weld batteries to make a battery pack? mine broke....  |
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Post by qks57 on Dec 25, 2006 12:40:34 GMT 7
well u got my meaning anyway.=)
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Post by Vwongjj on Dec 25, 2006 13:09:03 GMT 7
go to winnie she can help
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Post by E3lipse on Dec 25, 2006 15:05:19 GMT 7
I doubt she will do.
A 40W or 60W Soldering Iron will do if you can solder(not weld).
Else you can bring down to any drift meet and see if any one can help you.
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Post by Vwongjj on Dec 25, 2006 15:22:42 GMT 7
she can help ok i saw 1 person who brought a broken battery pack to her shop to get it repaired
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Post by qks57 on Dec 25, 2006 21:00:07 GMT 7
hey junjie relax.haha.she does help sometimes,but its onli if u're her regular and she rmbs u.
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Post by nauticar on Dec 28, 2006 14:04:56 GMT 7
hi dudes thanks for the replies
wJ`: i believe pro drifter is right-called her and she say she can help. but after thinking a lot,i think i want to invest in a really hot iron (like you mentioned), since i think i will be breaking battery packs again in the future. as for welding-i think im right to say that noone in singapore has the (expensive)spot welding equipment to help me out in this...guess soldering is the only way.....
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Post by AGP™ on Dec 28, 2006 14:44:05 GMT 7
1 suggestion , break up the stick pack into loose cell n convert them into side by side batt.
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Post by Kido Seishirou on Dec 28, 2006 14:47:43 GMT 7
hi dudes thanks for the replies wJ`: i believe pro drifter is right-called her and she say she can help. but after thinking a lot,i think i want to invest in a really hot iron (like you mentioned), since i think i will be breaking battery packs again in the future. as for welding-i think im right to say that noone in singapore has the (expensive)spot welding equipment to help me out in this...guess soldering is the only way..... Dun worry, i am sure u will need to solder lot of stuff for yr kit next time ;D ;D ;D Lights, cables, connectors etc.. so now u invest abit, benefit u all in the future ;D ;D ;D |
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Post by E3lipse on Dec 28, 2006 18:42:28 GMT 7
Yup Near winnie there's a hardware store , 3 shops away on the left Just get a 60W Soldering iron, solder and flux grease around below 20. Anyway i think everyone solders their packs and not weld, maybe I'm wrong but welding means like 1000 degree C plus. Wished i could check up wikipedia |
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Post by qks57 on Dec 29, 2006 3:27:22 GMT 7
well,weldering doesn't mean 1000 degrees plus.depending on the material.but normally welding takes place above 500 degrees C.=)hope u'll get ur batt up and running soon.=)
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Post by cheeseman on Jan 16, 2007 0:44:32 GMT 7
hmmm.. how to convert to side by side formation.. cut open the packs then use solder ar.. solder strong enuff..?
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Post by E3lipse on Jan 16, 2007 10:06:51 GMT 7
hmmm.. how to convert to side by side formation.. cut open the packs then use solder ar.. solder strong enuff..? Most of our side to side packs are soldered |
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Post by cheeseman on Jan 16, 2007 21:13:29 GMT 7
oh okie.. thanks for the info..
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