Thread: Sage Battery dies suddenly - fixable?
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Old Yesterday, 11:10 AM   #13
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Originally Posted by trott3r View Post
What is spliced BTW.

I would thought you would solder new battery to old wires.
Spliced means soldering wires together. You put an insulating sleeve on the longer one first. That can be heatshrink or simply a larger cable cover then glues. Regular soldering is a wire or part to a terminal or printed circuit board.
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