Mounting Batteries Internally
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For my new case, I'm going to be mounting my RC car battery on the inside of the case. However, I'm questioning how to mount it on the inside. I have EXACTLY enough room for the battery, so making a separate case out of engraving plastic or something is out of the question. I was thinking about using velcro, but that would suck if it came detached. Then I was thinking hot glue, but then I realized how warm the battery gets; would the hot glue melt? Would velcro hold strong enough? Or, do you guys have any ideas/past experiences in this field that you could enlighten me on?
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Because if you let the batteries flop around, you could damage the PCB circuit; plus, it's a N64p, not a moraca. The battery would make noise when handled because it's not sufficently anchored.
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i also make battle bots (the robots that fight each other) We screw down 2 pieces of velcro and then velcro the batterys in.
It works perfectly
It works perfectly
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If you do have enough room for it to rattle I would reccomend making a padded case to place the battery in. It could be made out of thin plastic.
Another idea I have is to use one of those really sticky double sided foam like things to hold down your battery. I have used these countless times to hold down cold cathode and EL Wire inverters. I do not know exactly what they are called but I know 3M makes them along with other countless companies but I do not reccomend the removeable ones for a large battery. I like the "permanet" ones which can still be removed but might leave a little on the pad left on but it can be scraped off.
I hope this has helped you.
Another idea I have is to use one of those really sticky double sided foam like things to hold down your battery. I have used these countless times to hold down cold cathode and EL Wire inverters. I do not know exactly what they are called but I know 3M makes them along with other countless companies but I do not reccomend the removeable ones for a large battery. I like the "permanet" ones which can still be removed but might leave a little on the pad left on but it can be scraped off.
I hope this has helped you.