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I stock many of the parts used in these Bike lighting projects, on my web store. Here is the link to my web store page with bike lighting and P7 LED parts. Click here to go to my web store Click here to go back to the Main Bike lights page |
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I stock many of the parts used in these Bike lighting projects, on my web store. Here is the link to my web store page with bike lighting and P7 LED parts. Click here to go to my web store Click here to go back to the Main Bike lights page |
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I have been fooling
around with HDPE, High-density polyethylene,
cutting out some 18650 Battery
holders.
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Some of the possible shapes that I can cut.
2, 3 and 4 18650 battery shapes can be cut.
I suppose even more than 4 x 18650 shapes could be cut also. |
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| These are the Battery terminals I am using. | |
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Prototype #2 I cut some copper clad boards that fit down into the ends. The four battery chambers are joined together so the circuit board can drop down inside. The battery terminals get soldered to the copper board. The nut that holds it all together is big enough to grab hold and twist with gloves on |
Side View with a couple 18650's loaded. You can see the big nut on the end. |
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Prototype #2 A shot with the Battery terminals soldered to the copper boards |
The copper boards snaps down inside the ends. I didn't need any glue, the fit was snug. You could use a dab of glue to hold the boards in place. |
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| Prototype #1 - Here's a 4 x 18650 shape I cut on my CNC | Prototype1 - Side View |
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Prototype #1 I tapped 1/4-20 threads into the base. The threaded Nylon rod in the center is screwed into the base. The top piece is drilled smooth so the threaded rod can pass through the top. The nylon nut secures the whole rig together nice and tight. The battery holder, rod and nut weights 28 grams. :) |
Prototype #1 Here's a shot with some 18650's loaded into the holder. |
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