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firstly you need to cut your dead 901 .use a pipecutter does a great job, you should cut about 15mm from the bottom ![]() pull out the inner part of the atty, leave it in while you cut,it will prevent the atty sleeve from bending. you might need to wipe the inside down. i spray some brakedust spray then wipe it down ![]() just push your male 801 connector into the sleeve it goes in pretty easily, but once in it stays in ![]() get a brass nail 22mmX1.6mm 1.7mm is better but i couldn't find the nails so i coated the nail with leadless solder to get it to the right width then cut the nail to the length of the closed adapter i cut the nail so it waas practicly flat with the middle part of the connector on both sides ![]() solder both end to block and make the nail connect perfectly ![]() ![]() all you need to do now if file down the excess solder and make incisions to let airflow in the 801 connector i use a router, makes thing really easy there your done! |
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you can optionally use Ciscos idea and buy for 2~3$ a 901 manual batt charging adapter and just pull the 901 male connector out and then either resolder a 801 male or 510 female personally i find them a bit long so i would take a pipe-cutter to them and use the nail method since it plugs the hole and makes the adapter drip friendly |
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Great one Funk--Thread Stuck Thanks Sun |
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thank you Sun |
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Nice job funky... There's another idea to store with the others bouncing around up there...LOL
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