I use a rubber band if I'm going to attach tabs. Other people use battery holders and don't solder at all.Is there a easy way to gather the battries, put them in parallel connection together?
Lots of it out there for battery connecting.Good luck finding nickle sheet metal.
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Do you have to damage the surface to get it to solder?Lots of it out there for battery connecting.
There are plastic battery holders. https://www.digikey.com/products/en/battery-products/battery-holders-clips-contacts/86Is there a easy way to gather the battries, put them in parallel connection together?
The day is young but off to a good start.And I got schooled again today.
I've soldered them successfully as well. But I've also soldered them unsuccessfully (ruined batteries). Seems to be a crapshoot; I suspect one of the reasons factories weld instead of solder is unacceptable risk of damage.I've made several NiMH battery packs to replace those in a dustbuster and a cordless drill by just adding a small amount of flux to the battery terminal and then soldering a copper wire to it quickly with a large soldering gun.
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