Nokia Battery Holder

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Hey All,\nI've done a few Nokia Things Previously, so I thought I'd revisit this little guy.\nOriginal: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:680189\nDummy 5c battery:http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:652274\nFake Nokia battery stash for micro SD cards:http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:678491\nNokia 3310 LCD screen shield for Arduinoshttp://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1368044\nThis is for a Nokia 5c Battery - still widely available on eBay and so are the chargers.\nConvenient little rechargeable battery for electronics projects. This one's going to be used in an upcoming electronics project.\nIt's working quite well, actually.\nAll you need to do is download the files, print them in ABS, get some wires, strip them, run them to the terminals of the battery, soak in acetone (I use nail varnish remover), push in the 3mm filament (native files included - I might create a remix for Ø1.75mm filament users), and squish it together. That's it.\nJust clip a charged battery into place, power LEDs, LED arrays, Arduinos, voltage regulators, microbits, and more using the Nokia Battery.\nEnjoy this one, it says my "99th" upload - I misread the counter earlier and had an unreleased design (duplicate) that I deleted. That aside, I've uploaded suites of parts before, so I'm well beyond 100 uploads now.\nLooking forward to becoming a Centurion of Thingiverse in the next few days when I get another good print.\nThis project's all thanks to my "Design a Day" new year's resolutions - I released stuff but didn't perfect it, so some has been re-released (e.g. pipes) after printing and checking and modifying. Other stuff is just good enough - the original of this one didn't work too well.\nThis revised version works much better.\nI've made one already.\nRechargeable Li-ion battery holder.\nBy Andy Southern, aka Bath Robotics