North Georgia Relics
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Is there a trick to getting the batteries out? Mine fit so tight I was afraid I would have to dismantle the ID to get them out.
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ID Excel Batteries
- Thread starter North Georgia Relics
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Jackpine Savage
Active member
Don,
you can use a thin bladed knife to help ease them out or jar them loose by holding the detector upright and lightly hitting the coil on a carpeted floor. After you get them out stick with Energizer alkalines, they fit loose and will slide right out.
Tom
you can use a thin bladed knife to help ease them out or jar them loose by holding the detector upright and lightly hitting the coil on a carpeted floor. After you get them out stick with Energizer alkalines, they fit loose and will slide right out.
Tom
North Georgia Relics
Member
Thanks Tom, that is what I did, except for the carpet part. Ooops.
North Georgia Relics
Member
I was surprised that Fisher would include them with the ID. After about 5 hours they had already dropped to 7 volts.
