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Cloning a Sennheiser BA2015 battery pack

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Cloning a Sennheiser BA2015 battery pack
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A hobbyist explores the technical feasibility of cloning a proprietary Sennheiser BA2015 battery pack. The author argues that the high cost of the pack is unjustified given its simple internal components.

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It highlights consumer frustration with proprietary hardware ecosystems and the trend of 'right to repair' and DIY alternatives to expensive OEM accessories.

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I generally avoid messing with Li-ion battery packs, but these are both Ni-mh and expensive.

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The article is a technical opinion piece focused on consumer electronics hardware rather than political or social issues.

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