I have been told for ni-cad and other batteries use a resistance welder.the welder that i have seen doing this job was had to of the spot probes vertical at a 12%angle so the weld is beside each other. on the top of the batterie. trying to find info on these units in the city i live is not so good. i have talked to the miller rep and he sayed the potable unit with a timer can have the leads both side by side. it is a 1.6 volt unit air cooled. the time can be set between 1 to 5 seconds .still wondering before i run out and by the wrong thing will this work or just be to much power and blow the batterie.also some one sujested un-tec out of cal,USA cannot even find that company . thanks les

-- les barclay (barclay@autobahn.mb.ca), November 04, 1999

Answers

les, the company is Unitek in Monrovia, Cal.... They have the welder you need. My company manufactures electrodes. So when you get your welder, let us send you a catalogue.

Regards, D. Musgrave Advanced Integrated Technologies

-- D. Musgrave (dm@mvtel.net), November 05, 1999.