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How to connect a power source to a handheld?

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So I am new to building lasers, and for my first project I would like to build a 100~mW violet laser.

I will use a PHR-803T sled diode, an Aixiz Module, and a set 100mA driver.
I am pretty sure I can build this laser, as styropyro has a great tutorial for how to make it. I think this will be a great laser for a 1st build.

My question is:
Once the driver is connected to the diode inside the module, how do I connect a power source(battery pack) to it?
And if I want to use a C6 host, or one similar to it, how do I make it so when I press the tail clicky switch that it will power it? And which type of batteries can I use with it? I have some cr123a 3.2v li-ion batteries, will those work?
And how can I get a battery pack that will have the cr123a batteries fit?

Sorry for my nooby questions, I tried using the search function and found out a little information, but I can't find the exact answers that I need. And I would be bummed out if my first build doesn't work.
 





C6 will hold your batteries, 2x CR123a (16340) batteries will work..
You just put them inside like a normal flashlight in series.. If you want to recharge them (if rechargeable) then you will need a Li-Ion charger.. its $4-$10 at ebay.
 
Thanks for the reply.
Yes I have a charger for them, the only thing im wondering about is the battery pack? how do I install a cr123a battery pack? How do I solder it to the switch/driver?
 





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