Caliper, replacement of the battery on AAA.

Last crawled date: 6 years, 2 months ago

Vernier caliper a necessary thing in economy, any maker. To calibrate the printer, to measure ready model. During creation of 3D model on a sample, a necessary thing. There is big minus of such electronic measuring devices, this existence of the battery moreover of this kind which you won't buy continually. The battery not all that well, and considering that the compasses aren't disconnected absolutely but only extinguishes the screen, continuing to work, it lasts not for a long time. Huge minus that at the same time there is no function of auto disconnect and who at least once forgot it to switch off, put pluses. :)
And as always happens, it is necessary to measure urgently something, and the battery sat down. Having once again got into this situation, I decided-will be enough. It is necessary to solve this problem urgently. Though a thought not new and my attempt not the first, but having the printer, solved it to decide by means of it. The task stood not to ruin compasses, and to save its trade dress. And without serious consequences to return it to an original form if there is an opportunity to buy the native battery, as required. Simulated the casing and made, but there was a question where to take two suitable small screws, two family unscrewed from compasses were korotkovata, with my construction couldn't fix anything. Here I recalled that similar small screws are in HDD. I took them from there. One of native small screws of compasses the bay cover for the battery fastens, and the second can be put in this bay not to lose. Still used the small lamp bought in a bench "All on 50" or like that, you can buy in other place of rubles for two hundred :) Actually tried to explain on pictures as as. Actually I calculate that the issue is resolved and I won't change the battery year and more even if I won't switch off it.

There was a thought to deliver the connector and to read out indications in a computer, but the connector wasn't and the question was postponed, for later. https://youtu.be/JXzBnI9Ye8k