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Posted: Sun Mar 25, 2007 11:54 pm Post subject: Skymap IIIC internal battery replacement |
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Hi Bill
I did ours a few years ago (if the 3C you have is the one in an
avionics tray, not the slim one). didn' t have any instreuctions just
took the lid off and I think the top PCB (there are about 4 boards in
there) - unsoldered the old battery and fitted the new one - only took
about an hour. If you're not good at soldering, I'd find someone who is
- the PCB tracks will lift etc if you overheat them.
happy landings
Peter
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Posted: Tue Mar 27, 2007 11:01 pm Post subject: Skymap IIIC internal battery replacement |
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Peter,
Thanks, I did get it apart to confirm the battery configuration. I found
a place here in California that has the same battery configuration
with the same chemistry as the one Skyforce used. It's about $3.25 plus
Shipping. You have to request they weld on solderable tabs but that only
costs and $0.25. I've been soldering for about 50 years but every once
in a while I do lift a trace. I hate those 50W wire wound resisters
soldered into a .020" trace. Easy to put in and hard to get out.
http://www.batteryspace.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=1617
- Bill
peter.rees01(at)tiscali.co.uk wrote:
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Hi Bill
I did ours a few years ago (if the 3C you have is the one in an
avionics tray, not the slim one). didn' t have any instreuctions just
took the lid off and I think the top PCB (there are about 4 boards in
there) - unsoldered the old battery and fitted the new one - only took
about an hour. If you're not good at soldering, I'd find someone who is
- the PCB tracks will lift etc if you overheat them.
happy landings
Peter
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