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Originally Posted by knc1
geekmaster posted that fairly recently (about a year ago).
it is a matter of removing the electronics from the Kindle battery and putting them onto the new battery.
That makes the new battery respond with the Kindle ID and etc.
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You probably mean
this, right?
It's a seriously interesting proposition, especially with
battery cells like this one going for dirt cheap (with that store's new user discount, that would amount to $1 shipped - just insane).
However, does the procedure really boil down to breaking open the pack and soldering the two battery terminals to the metal tabs? Nothing more?
And is that linked battery's firmware compatible? (It's identical to the picture and description that geekmaster originally posted in that thread).