Battery PCB (board only - original chip required)
Important! You will need a functioning Dallas DS2434 chip pulled from an IBM 701C Official or after-market battery for it to work!
If you don’t have one, you can purchase the version that uses a new cloned chip.
This is the first version of the Project Butterfly Battery PCB. This board fits the case you can download on the project page.
The board will come with the screw terminal shown. Once the chip and terminal are soldered on, you’ll need to trim the backs flush to fit it into the case.
Important! You will need a functioning Dallas DS2434 chip pulled from an IBM 701C Official or after-market battery for it to work!
If you don’t have one, you can purchase the version that uses a new cloned chip.
This is the first version of the Project Butterfly Battery PCB. This board fits the case you can download on the project page.
The board will come with the screw terminal shown. Once the chip and terminal are soldered on, you’ll need to trim the backs flush to fit it into the case.
Important! You will need a functioning Dallas DS2434 chip pulled from an IBM 701C Official or after-market battery for it to work!
If you don’t have one, you can purchase the version that uses a new cloned chip.
This is the first version of the Project Butterfly Battery PCB. This board fits the case you can download on the project page.
The board will come with the screw terminal shown. Once the chip and terminal are soldered on, you’ll need to trim the backs flush to fit it into the case.
