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> Ivw managed to get the battery out of the laptop, its a Sanyo CR16 I
> think, anyway it has 2 wires stuck to it by small silver lumps, which
> is sealed in a packet, How or where would I be able to replace this
> with one that already has these wires connected to it. Thanks if you
> can put me on the right track

>Dennis Pogson wrote in message
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> Astranews wrote:
> > Ivw managed to get the battery out of the laptop, its a Sanyo CR16 I
> > think, anyway it has 2 wires stuck to it by small silver lumps, which
> > is sealed in a packet, How or where would I be able to replace this
> > with one that already has these wires connected to it. Thanks if you
> > can put me on the right track
>
> Pull the 2 wires off the old battery, using pliers.
> Place the metal tabs on the replacement battery, get the polarity right.
> Tape in position, using sticky plastic insulating tape, well-stretched,
> about 2 ply should do.
> They will last for years!
> Honest, I have 3 laptops using this method.
>
>
> Dennis.

>> Dennis Pogson wrote in message
> news:5yVbg.15466$z%.7799@newsfe5-win.ntli.net...
>> Astranews wrote:
>>> Ivw managed to get the battery out of the laptop, its a Sanyo CR16 I
>>> think, anyway it has 2 wires stuck to it by small silver lumps,
>>> which is sealed in a packet, How or where would I be able to
>>> replace this with one that already has these wires connected to it.
>>> Thanks if you can put me on the right track
>>
>> Pull the 2 wires off the old battery, using pliers.
>> Place the metal tabs on the replacement battery, get the polarity
>> right. Tape in position, using sticky plastic insulating tape,
>> well-stretched, about 2 ply should do.
>> They will last for years!
>> Honest, I have 3 laptops using this method.
>>
>>
>> Dennis.
>
> Thats one way I suppose, there are also batts available on ebay,
> they are for M700 advertised but do the same as a N400, Most of the
> Compaq Armada/Presario/Evo are the same anyway, they cost Ł3.50 from
> China + same in shipping
>
> Andy

>Dennis Pogson wrote in message
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> Essex Computers wrote:
> >> Dennis Pogson wrote in message
> > news:5yVbg.15466$z%.7799@newsfe5-win.ntli.net...
> >> Astranews wrote:
> >>> Ivw managed to get the battery out of the laptop, its a Sanyo CR16 I
> >>> think, anyway it has 2 wires stuck to it by small silver lumps,
> >>> which is sealed in a packet, How or where would I be able to
> >>> replace this with one that already has these wires connected to it.
> >>> Thanks if you can put me on the right track
> >>
> >> Pull the 2 wires off the old battery, using pliers.
> >> Place the metal tabs on the replacement battery, get the polarity
> >> right. Tape in position, using sticky plastic insulating tape,
> >> well-stretched, about 2 ply should do.
> >> They will last for years!
> >> Honest, I have 3 laptops using this method.
> >>
> >>
> >> Dennis.
> >
> > Thats one way I suppose, there are also batts available on ebay,
> > they are for M700 advertised but do the same as a N400, Most of the
> > Compaq Armada/Presario/Evo are the same anyway, they cost Ł3.50 from
> > China + same in shipping
> >
> > Andy
>
> Or Ł1 from your local ironmonger, if you have such a thing! We are so
lucky
> where I live!