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  3. May 2005

Re: Control panel battery for a B20?


3.6volt nicad

The 3 cells are just "short" length AA nicad batteries.
You can find them online or possibly a local electronics store.

You might try using standard size AA or AAA cells in a 3 cell battery holder. It will be cheaper and also easier the next time if you ever have to replace them again.


Keith



Does anybody know the specs for a B20 control panel battery?

We've fired up and cleaned out our old B20, in hopes that somebody will give it a good home, and remarkably, the only thing that's gone bad in it is the control panel battery. (does the phrase, "built like a tank" mean anything to you?)Obviously, anybody who actually intends to put the thing back into service (rather than use it as a "hangar queen") will need to replace it.

It's apparently a NiCad, and it's the kind that has the cells in a heatshrink tube, with a short cable coming out the end.

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JHHL

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