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Faced with a number of battery operated portable items I wondered if
it was possible to make a battery pack that would plug into the units' mains adapter socket, to power the item. I presume that mains adapters just output the necessary voltage and current to power the unit, so If I made up a pack consisting of a number of 1.2v NiCads to acheive the correct output voltage and use and a standard connector, then this could power the unit? Is it this simple or would I need some electronics to regulate to output voltage? If its not just a case of batteries, box and a connecting lead, any pointers to suppliers of the necessary kit would be appreciated. dg |
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