Wanted: IPS14 Battery (2nd attempt 🙄)

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kieran222

kieran222

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Having posted that I was looking for a IPS14 battery on 13th Apr I had a pm within a few hours from "Loler UK" saying he had one. So I paid the £80 within the hour and he said that he would get it in the post. Anyway I chased him up on 19th and he answered on 21st saying that he had asked his wife to post it but she had forgotten but he would post it the next day. Still waiting over two weeks later so asked for a refund 🙄.

If anyone has a IPS14 battery for sale I would be interested.
 
let the forum members know if you get your refund or the item you paid for, not saying this chap is one but lots of scammers getting onto shooting forums .
 
Go on line and order 2 x 18650 with tags https://r.search.yahoo.com/_ylt=Awr.QpIFCk1kn3Er4TZ3Bwx.;_ylu=Y29sbwMEcG9zAzIEdnRpZAMEc2VjA3Ny/RV=2/RE=1682799237/RO=10/RU=https://www.batteriesplus.co.uk/acatalog/Li-Ion-18650-battery-3-7-V-1800-mAh-1186.html/RK=2/RS=rxo64J3rC74LT9yt.vsfVJRl_DU-

tools needed a sharp thin blade ""mind fingers" or hold in a vise! and Good soldering iron , sharp small pair of cutters
1 Cut glue around the flat base and remove the cover.
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2 Remove battery assy a bit of wiggling as its been hot glued in place .TAKE NOTE OF BATTERY POLES BEFORE CUTTING AWAY OLD ONES OR TAKE A PICTURE
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3 De solder the wire from each end remembering what wire is what and location of -/+ . end of the battery and wires.
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4 Place the new batt's in place and trim tags once correct location is made and with a flux solder make the joint along with the wire each end use a glue to make them stay in place like a contact type evo stick .( a small pair of long nose will help hold them together )
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5 test unit with a tester .
place unit cover back on and place in charger after charging remove cover and test to see if your joints are holding up if the unit is holding a full charge replace the cover again and glue the two back together , I used a waterproof rubber sealer called Sikaflex 221 from the motor trade but any water proof glue sealant will do.
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It reads as if its a long job but its only around 15mins when you start and have everything to hand.
all pulsar seem to run on 18650 in some sort of config .
Done a fair few now none have failed and guys are still happily using them with the knowledge they have saved a fair few £ on a new unit lol.
 
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paul o' said:
Go on line and order 2 x 185650 with tags https://r.search.yahoo.com/_ylt=Awr.QpIFCk1kn3Er4TZ3Bwx.;_ylu=Y29sbwMEcG9zAzIEdnRpZAMEc2VjA3Ny/RV=2/RE=1682799237/RO=10/RU=https://www.batteriesplus.co.uk/acatalog/Li-Ion-18650-battery-3-7-V-1800-mAh-1186.html/RK=2/RS=rxo64J3rC74LT9yt.vsfVJRl_DU-

tools needed a sharp thin blade ""mind fingers" or hold in a vise! and Good soldering iron , sharp small pair of cutters
1 Cut glue around the flat base and remove the cover.
-----
2 Remove battery assy a bit of wiggling as its been hot glued in place .TAKE NOTE OF BATTERY POLES BEFORE CUTTING AWAY OLD ONES OR TAKE A PICTURE
--------
3 De solder the wire from each end remembering what wire is what and location of -/+ . end of the battery and wires.
--------
4 Place the new batt's in place and trim tags once correct location is made and with a flux solder make the joint along with the wire each end use a glue to make them stay in place like a contact type evo stick .( a small pair of long nose will help hold them together )
----------
5 test unit with a tester .
place unit cover back on and place in charger after charging remove cover and test to see if your joints are holding up if the unit is holding a full charge replace the cover again and glue the two back together , I used a waterproof rubber sealer called Sikaflex 221 from the motor trade but any water proof glue sealant will do.
----------

It reads as if its a long job but its only around 15mins when you start and have everything to hand.
all pulsar seem to run on 18650 in some sort of config .
Done a fair few now none have failed and guys are still happily using them with the knowledge they have saved a fair few £ on a new unit lol.
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That's great. I have an old IPS7 that is faulty.
 
The above is the ips7 unit the 14 may have more 18650 batt's not had a chance to gut one yet ! did ask for old battery packs to revamp and return for a fee of the batteries and an hrs time but only one lad was good enough to send me one ? I know I'd feel better paying less for a recon unit than a new one and feel conned knowing whats inside of them now lol.
good luck mty just mind the fingers tips lol.
 
@kieran222
Good morning, apologies, only just seen you messages, I sent 1'st class and there's no available tracking info so I'll take you on your word that it's not arrived. I'll gladly either transfer you you money back or send you out my personal one (this was a spare) which ever you prefer. Just let me know and I'll get it done tomorrow
 
Loler UK said:
@kieran222
Good morning, apologies, only just seen you messages, I sent 1'st class and there's no available tracking info so I'll take you on your word that it's not arrived. I'll gladly either transfer you you money back or send you out my personal one (this was a spare) which ever you prefer. Just let me know and I'll get it done tomorrow
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Thanks, just recieved the refund.
 
paul o' said:
Go on line and order 2 x 18650 with tags https://r.search.yahoo.com/_ylt=Awr.QpIFCk1kn3Er4TZ3Bwx.;_ylu=Y29sbwMEcG9zAzIEdnRpZAMEc2VjA3Ny/RV=2/RE=1682799237/RO=10/RU=https://www.batteriesplus.co.uk/acatalog/Li-Ion-18650-battery-3-7-V-1800-mAh-1186.html/RK=2/RS=rxo64J3rC74LT9yt.vsfVJRl_DU-

tools needed a sharp thin blade ""mind fingers" or hold in a vise! and Good soldering iron , sharp small pair of cutters
1 Cut glue around the flat base and remove the cover.
-----
2 Remove battery assy a bit of wiggling as its been hot glued in place .TAKE NOTE OF BATTERY POLES BEFORE CUTTING AWAY OLD ONES OR TAKE A PICTURE
--------
3 De solder the wire from each end remembering what wire is what and location of -/+ . end of the battery and wires.
--------
4 Place the new batt's in place and trim tags once correct location is made and with a flux solder make the joint along with the wire each end use a glue to make them stay in place like a contact type evo stick .( a small pair of long nose will help hold them together )
----------
5 test unit with a tester .
place unit cover back on and place in charger after charging remove cover and test to see if your joints are holding up if the unit is holding a full charge replace the cover again and glue the two back together , I used a waterproof rubber sealer called Sikaflex 221 from the motor trade but any water proof glue sealant will do.
----------

It reads as if its a long job but its only around 15mins when you start and have everything to hand.
all pulsar seem to run on 18650 in some sort of config .
Done a fair few now none have failed and guys are still happily using them with the knowledge they have saved a fair few £ on a new unit lol.
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I've just done the above after purchasing two batteries.
Following the instructions I found it very easy to do. The hardest part was removing the bottom section.
The whole process taking about an hour and a half to complete with a cost of about twelve pounds.
A big thanks to Paul O for posting the instructions 😃👍
Ray
 
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