Where do I find cartridge batteries?

Where do I find these cartridge batteries?

Anyone has a link to a site that sell those cartridge 2025/2032 batteries that have the metal plates stapled to the battery. Like those:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/20-Save-Bat...312?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item53ebd29230

I have some GB and SNES games in need of battery replacement, but I want to replace in the proper way, no soldering to the new battery or putting a battery holder inside. I want to replace to look like an original one.

Anyone know a site that ships worldwide?

 

The sites that I trust/that I use often are Kitsch-Bent and Nonfinite Electronics. Both dedicated Nintendo modding stores. They do sell the batteries as you describe and ship worldwide.

 

Only found one on Kitsch-Bent, but they dont especify what exact battery it is.

 

There must be some sort of horizontal holding solution that would at least work for larger carts. I tried to solder a 2032 into Pokemon Sapphire and it somehow destroyed the cart when reassembled. Just a smidge too large a battery...

 

http://amigakit.leamancomputing.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=630

 

This one have a different mount layout, must be the same as the one I posted, but thanks for the help

 

No luck yet

 

Try contacting GameDoctorHK, he might be able to source you some.

He pretty much finds everything for me.

 

One piece of advice: don't get desperate and try to solder tabs onto them by hand. I did this once; a small flame shot out of the side and took every electron with it.

 

It just depends on the size that you need, but RS has a lot to choose from and they deliver to Brazil

http://int.rsdelivers.com/catalogue/category/coin-button-rechargeable-batteries/3831.aspx

Just bend the bottom pin straight.

or get

http://int.rsdelivers.com/product/v...ry-lithium-coin-30v-17mah-ml1220/7020767.aspx

 

Any large electronics distributor. I've made a post before listing them, so search it out ;-) Basically, anyone in the Farnell Group, Digi-Key etc.

 

I just realized I've read something about this before:

http://www.pocketmagic.net/?p=2518

If you've got the cajones you can use that technique to weld the tabs yourself. Sounds a bit explosivey with the word 'weld' but it looks safe.