GREAT IDEA of getting better battery in SPV E100! :) |
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Hi,
I just have an idea... Anyway - why not to replace only the cell inside (inside the battery)? There is a lot of Nokia, SonyEricsson, Siemens batteries that are similar to SPV (by size-dimensions) and the best are like 1500mAh and 1600mAh - some of them are Li-Polymer! My request: does someone have a spare (or broke) SPV battery that he can open and see what is inside and then post some images or info? Coz I need dimensions of cell inside the spv battery and I need to know if the cell itself has only + and - HELP! |
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Sep 23 2004, 13:54
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 Abre Los Ojos  Group: Posters Posts: 758 Joined: 14th February 2003 From: NewcastleGateshead Member No.: 2,830 Device(s): HTC TyTn II |
The battery itself has four connectors to the phone, so I would expect a + and - voltage with a centre 0V connection. Or maybe two seperate + supplys.
-------------------- I will tell you in another life when we are both cats
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Sep 23 2004, 14:19
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 Staff Team Leader  Group: Admin Team Posts: 17,178 Joined: 24th November 2002 From: Southampton Member No.: 53 Device(s): C550 and JasJar |
What you are suggesting is dangerous and can cause a potential fire hazzard.
lithium batteries are not the most stable of devices and unless you know about the composition and handling I would seriously advise against playing with them. -------------------- 3 mobile where the words "customer" and "service" only exists in the dictionary
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Sep 23 2004, 14:55
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Enthusiast  Group: Posters Posts: 291 Joined: 10th June 2003 Member No.: 7,836 |
nutter.
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Sep 25 2004, 09:36
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Newbie Group: Posters Posts: 2 Joined: 20th September 2004 Member No.: 57,263 |
QUOTE What you are suggesting is dangerous and can cause a potential fire hazzard.
lithium batteries are not the most stable of devices and unless you know about the composition and handling I would seriously advise against playing with them. Oh please! What I'm suggesting is really safe if you know how to open a battery, which is very very simple... And of course I'm talking about opening plastic battery cover NOT THE CELL INSIDE THAT PLASTIC COVER! I recently opened Nokia 6150 battery, which also has 4 connectors. What I realised was that cell inside has oly 2 connectors - + and - And cell inside was really well protected and there was no way for damaging it! And I had no problems at all in opening it... I'll post images as soon as possible. |
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Sep 25 2004, 15:13
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Staff Team Leader Group: Admin Team Posts: 17,178 Joined: 24th November 2002 From: Southampton Member No.: 53 Device(s): C550 and JasJar |
No need to shout or be cynical, I was trying to help.
If you want to show your ignorance of batteries then carry on, there is more to it than just swapping cells :roll: -------------------- 3 mobile where the words "customer" and "service" only exists in the dictionary
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