Is there anyone rebuilding the batteries for Thales liberty prc-7332 radios.
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Thales prc-7332 battery rebuild.
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There are some green Thales batteries on eBay for $50 that look identical and say they work with the PRC-7332, I tried to buy one once but tye order was cancelled…don’t know why. But apparently there are some batteries made for another Thales radio that are the same physical dimensions/style..,not sure about the voltage though.
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Can you post some pictures of the battery?
There might be a AA battery conversion I’ve seen, but I don’t have a Liberty so I won’t make any assumptions until I have something to compare. I’m pretty good at researching. Always thought the Liberty was a really cool radio and would still like to have one.
There might be a AA battery conversion I’ve seen, but I don’t have a Liberty so I won’t make any assumptions until I have something to compare. I’m pretty good at researching. Always thought the Liberty was a really cool radio and would still like to have one.
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does not fit the liberty without modification and is higher voltage. -> will let smoke out
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