Hi Leon. I would be hesitant to do that. Unless you use a well-made, high-priced power
supply, these things could introduce a lot of noise/ripple into the circuit. Plus,
often cheap adaptors do not have a well regulated voltage.
However, using the battery in parallel with the adapter might help filter some of that
noise.
Leon Levin wrote at 06:20 PM 11/25/2003:
>has anyone tried or even considered using a 4.5v adapter in the Starmax instead of
>always worrying about replacing batteries? just a thought.
Michael Welch
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