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Need a spare battery pack? Lost your charger cable? Rechargeable pack gone missing? Don't worry! You can easily make your own battery pack that wil...
First we need to make a 'net' for the battery pack. When the net is cut out an folded, it will become a rectangle. First get your cardboard and draw...
Cut around the outside edges. They are highlighted in a green line in the image below. Then remove the net from the rest of the cardboard. Be careful ...
Now it's time to 'score' the net. Cut gently halfway into the net, along all the lines. Don't cut all the way through. This makes the net MUCH easier ...
Cut all the way through the lines that are highlighted green in the picture below. These will form the top of the battery pack.
Start folding the net, as seen in the first picture below. Then join the two edges with tape as seen in the second picture. Now fold the two small f...
First get your foil and fold it into a rough rectangle that will fit in the bottom of your battery pack. Pack it down with something like a chopstick....
Your new pack needs a label to show which way to insert the pack and how to put batteries in. Here is a previously made battery pack with a paper labe...
There is a tab on the back of the Xbox controller's battery bay. You will need to cut a small slit on your battery case. This slit should be cut in th...
Your battery pack is finished. You can use normal Alkaline AA 1.5v batteries in it or NiMH AA Rechargeable batteries. Make sure you don't mix Rechar...
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