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Re: Just a couple of quick questions...
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Mon, 22 Nov 1999 23:19:41 GMT
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Mark,
The answer to both is YES. Remove the four screws from the corners of
the HB and remove the board and batteries from the plastic box. Cut
the battery wires and add a polarized two wire connector. Then you are
able to substitute any desired alternate battery source (with lead
length as required for your installation). You can even use a LEGO 9V
battery box. Get out your LEGOs and the bare HB. Use a flat plate
and your choice of blocks and try different configurations ... use
an epoxy (such as JB Weld) to make your custom enclosure permanent.
Good luck and have fun,
- Nick -
Mark Tarrabain wrote:
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> 1) Is there a lego-ish plastic enclosure available for the handyboard
> (preferable expansion board capable)?
> 2) Is there a Li-Ion battery alternative to the NiCad batteries?
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> Thanks
> > > Mark
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| (...) Thanks Nick. Although I guess I was hoping for a more prepackaged solution... especially with regards to the LEGO plastic enclosure. Has anybody ever thought of actually making them as a commercial product? I certainly can't be the only person (...) (25 years ago, 23-Nov-99, to lugnet.robotics.handyboard)
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