Sony F100 Battery Shell + Remixed Adapter

~~~!!!WARNING - LITHIUM BATTERIES. If you don't know what you're doing with these type of cells please do not attempt this until you've properly learned. Do your research, you can cause fire or explosion if you are not careful. Take your time and be certain before getting into these type of projects. Lithium batteries can be dangerous if mishandled. Take precautions and extra care and NEVER SHORT A BATTERY OR CELL.~~~~!!!!


Thanks to hmagon for laying out the base plate measurements. I took this a step further to omit the new battery and “remake” the f-100 battery shell so it fit perfectly with the PC10 or PC7. Also Remixed the original to wire up and use small M3 screws for NPF-50 (and maybe 30) batteries (similar but different) so this is technically two different remixes in one - but all based off the base plate provided.

Infolithium "pin" is required for the PC10 but not the PC7. The harder part is figuring out how to do inlays - I used hot glue and battery welding nickle sheet for the battery contacts then overlaid with copper tape. Works well enough.

One thing - I had a challenge with the battery not flowing current in the beginning after replacing the series cells to the old infolithium board. In order to get this working I soldered and resoldered the board to check connections (~7.4v + to - and ~3.7v from COM to + and COM to -). I also had to put in and out of hte charger several times. If you get a dead battery after doing the lithium cell replacement try that but eventually the battery kicked in, current started to flow.

Case is snap fit, you need very thin line with a 0.4mm nozzle (I used 0.25 line width) or 0.2mm nozzle for the logo. Other than that PLA works fine.