tyler_durden;160344 Wrote:
If you're asking questions like this, you are clearly not experienced
with electronics.
TD
Ah, yes, I prefer plumbing,
I did think pushing 6 volts into a 5 volt thing was a tad iffy, hence
the question
Don't you worry if I do actually build the thing I will
Deaf Cat;160868 Wrote:
Ah, yes, I prefer plumbing,
I did think pushing 6 volts into a 5 volt thing was a tad iffy, hence
the question
Don't you worry if I do actually build the thing I will check a good
number of times, 5 or 6 maybe, I have the poles right and the voltage
:) before my
Hmmm normal AA 1.5 Volt 4of them 6volts?
Don't want to make my SB smoke, would not 6 volts be too much?
found the Sanyo RC2400 but thats half the price of the plug in solder
bits
or a 5V Pocket-Size Lithium Battery Pack, at $69, just over half.
You think 6v of normal battery will be ok.???
Best make it 5V output to SB. 5V power supplies are easy to find because
5V is the voltage of many processor chips and the standard voltage used
in logic circuits. You need a regulator or resistor to adjust the
voltage to 5V. 6V battery can get by with a resistor, but using a large
12V batt for
Deaf Cat;160275 Wrote:
Hmmm normal AA 1.5 Volt 4of them 6volts?
Don't want to make my SB smoke, would not 6 volts be too much?
You think 6v of normal battery will be ok.???
I'm a bit worried pushing 6 volts in to my little SB2.
The SB takes at least a few watts of power to operate. 4
