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Teac R1 radio + Rechargeable Ni-MH Battery pack

helvetica · 2010-04-01 21:56:31

I have a Teac R1 but it won't take a charge anymore. It takes a pack of 6x1.5v batteries soldered together (and covered with plastic) and linked with a plastic connector - does anyone know where I could pick up a replacement battery pack like this?

01-04-2010 9:56pm

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helvetica

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I have a Teac R1 but it won't take a charge anymore. It takes a pack of 6x1.5v batteries soldered together (and covered with plastic) and linked with a plastic connector - does anyone know where I could pick up a replacement battery pack like this?

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#2 07-05-2010 11:57am

pixbyjohn

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Have you tried using a ppo3 rechargable battery with your radio, convert battery leads to take pp3

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#3 08-05-2010 9:54am

watty

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Maplin have some 6x1.5v packs for various R/C.

Also the FT817 uses a 6 x 1.5V pack, replacements are available online.

A pp3 has very little capacity. What sort of size of batteries does the Teac use?

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