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redpoint5 · 01-03-2012, 09:40 PM

Your posts are among the most interesting and well written Metro- Thanks!

Best of luck on your endeavor. I tried and failed to repair a malfunctioning Roomba battery. I was able to locate 2 cells that were below voltage threshold and replace them, but alas, the darned robot still doesn't like the battery. I ended up buying a new one from Ebay for about $25.

I'm looking forward to gaining some wisdom from your experience, and possibly tackling that dead Roomba battery again.

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