[sdiy] Type of Lithium battery to place in old synths
Bob Weigel
sounddoctorin at imt.net
Tue Feb 19 01:44:17 CET 2008
I don't convert the circuits. I just toss in nicad packs that are
plastic sealed and I locate them in a location where in the worst case
scenario it won't damage anything. As usual..unable to tell anyone in
analog heaven due to the clunk head moderator who booted me for
nothing. Hate that. Anyway as long as people turn the machine on now
and then the nicad packs last a long time and they're cheap often from
All electronics etc. -Bob
Gil W. wrote:
>when I come across a vintage synthesizer which has a
>NiCD battery inside, I usually convert the circuit so
>no recharging occurs anymore, and place a CR2032
>holder, with a battery dropped in of course.
>
>What bothers me is the high maintenance associated
>with using CR2032 batteries. AFAIK, these will only
>run for about 5 years or so. In that case you either
>need to replace them every few years, doing the entire
>tedious cassette preset dumps, or just use a larger
>battery.
>
>So which type of lithium batteries would you use for
>max. life ?
>
>
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