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Paul Tummers02/08/2014 10:48:28
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When you have a piece of high tensile steel pipe that matches the dimensions of that spring, I do not see any difficulty in making one, before heat treating it can be turned, filed and drilled without any problems.

Only thing is, make sure, there are no scratches left in the inner/outer surface because that is asking for breaking, I got some experience with this in gunlock springssad.

Russell Eberhardt02/08/2014 10:54:53
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Posted by Paul Tummers on 02/08/2014 10:40:08:

No answer from Farnell, so that will be a company not to do business with in the future.

That's strange. I have ordered from their website both for UK and French delivery with no problems.

Russell.

Michael Gilligan02/08/2014 10:57:39
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Good result, Paul

Sorry to hear about Farnell

... Where did you buy ?

MichaelG.

Paul Tummers02/08/2014 11:01:49
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Yes, I asked a simple question about payment which they would have been able to answer very easily but when I get no answer within a reasonable time, I will not further bothering them. There are more companies to do business with in Europe.

Paul Tummers02/08/2014 11:05:55
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I bought them on Ebay, the name of the shop is batterieplus, a German shop.

Kevin F02/08/2014 15:39:53
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by Michael Gilligan on 31/07/2014 22:50:06:

Slightly off-topic, but you guys with Classic digital micrometers might apprciate these.

[of course they are only "digital" in the human interface]

MichaelG.

I have a later type of counter micrometer

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Michael Gilligan02/08/2014 16:38:19
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Posted by Paul Tummers on 02/08/2014 11:05:55:

I bought them on Ebay, the name of the shop is batterieplus, a German shop.

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Thanks Paul

Useful to know

MichaelG.

Peter Tucker02/08/2014 19:40:47
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Hi Geoff,

I have some scraps (all my material is scrap) of galvanised hi-tensile steel tube (looks similar to but thinner wall than galv. water pipe) salvaged from when I was building plastic clad green houses. I realise this material may not be readily available to many people but is worth wile looking out for to use in some small demanding jobs.

My apologies to all for off topic posts.

Peter.

Paul Tummers03/08/2014 00:22:48
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Posted by Kevin Fenrich on 02/08/2014 15:39:53:
by Michael Gilligan on 31/07/2014 22:50:06:

Slightly off-topic, but you guys with Classic digital micrometers might apprciate these.

[of course they are only "digital" in the human interface]

MichaelG.

I have a later type of counter micrometer

I have one of those, they are very good tools and accurate. What I like especially is that the Moore & Wright has spring tension which improves accuracy in taking measurement very much.

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OuBallie03/08/2014 11:12:51
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Thanks Peter, will keep an eye open for similar piping.

Geoff - Fully recovered from yesterday's headache. GD or the heat?

Paul Tummers07/08/2014 13:55:22
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Update; This morning I received the batteries . I simply could slide off the plastic sleeved frem them, remove the pins were necessary- left one pin at the + and one at the - and bent those backward and the package slid without problems into the battery holder of my Micro 2000. switched it on and it worked!

Next thing is to find out about reloading them when empty, perhaps the with the micrometer supplied charger will work?

I was ready for 25 Euro incl. shipping costs!

Ian P07/08/2014 15:37:28
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Posted by Paul Tummers on 07/08/2014 13:55:22:

Update; This morning I received the batteries . I simply could slide off the plastic sleeved frem them, remove the pins were necessary- left one pin at the + and one at the - and bent those backward and the package slid without problems into the battery holder of my Micro 2000. switched it on and it worked!

Next thing is to find out about reloading them when empty, perhaps the with the micrometer supplied charger will work?

I was ready for 25 Euro incl. shipping costs!

Paul

I have gone back through your previous post on the battery subject but cannot see where you have identified what it is you actually bought.

Please could you post a link or part number so that others with a Micro 2000 can benefit.

Once I see what the actual battery/cells are, I should be able to say whether the standard charger is suitable.

Ian P

Paul Tummers07/08/2014 16:35:49
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What I have bought are 2 VARTA ,Ni-MH ,2/V250H ,+2,4V cells.There is a green hard plastic cover around the 2-cell packs that easily slides off in one direction. With the cover on, the diameter is slightly too large.

Michael Gilligan07/08/2014 21:28:32
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Great News, Paul

Glad it's all working-out.

MichaelG.

Ian Parkin03/09/2020 12:10:38
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I just received 2 new batteries today from “all batteries” for my 2 micro 2000’s

these are a direct replacement but lithium ion

cost £20.30 for 2 delivered

anyone any idea how long I should charge for and is it ok to keep plugged in when not using?

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Ian Parkin03/09/2020 12:12:24
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If anyone needs new batteries they are

Varta

4/v250H

4.8v 250mah

Edited By Ian Parkin on 03/09/2020 12:12:35

Former Member03/09/2020 12:35:04

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Ian Parkin03/09/2020 12:57:50
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Barrie you are right

i misread the listing

Michael Gilligan03/09/2020 13:04:17
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**LINK**

https://www.allbatteries.co.uk/searchengine/result/?q=Varta++4%2Fv250H++4.8v+250mah

... for convenient reference ^^^

MichaelG

Edited By Michael Gilligan on 03/09/2020 13:34:23

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