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3 months agoPersonally I love sho-goo. It holds great. And is also removable if needed. (Twist hard and it will come off then you can peel the stuff off). Stays flexible when cured and just use tape to get it to stay while curing
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Personally I love sho-goo. It holds great. And is also removable if needed. (Twist hard and it will come off then you can peel the stuff off). Stays flexible when cured and just use tape to get it to stay while curing
The date is immaterial, but it will be a Monday. the Mondayiest of Mondays
If you want to just test voltage (and not capacity) a standard volt meter will suffice. If you are wanting to test rechargable batteries for their capacity then you will want to cycle them with recordable device that will count the AmpHour (or miliamphour) for discharge and then charge. For this I use an opus3100 tester. Or RC battery charger /discharger