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Hello: I have a mini phantom emergency-responder blue light that plugs into a car's cigarette lighter. Given how bright this light it, I would like to use it on the rear of my bicycle to make myself more visible when riding at night. To do this, I will need to hook it up to a rechargeable battery pack. Any idea how to do this??
Buy a 12V outlet that comes with a cord. Connect it to the battery pack and plug the light into it.
Help i got a xbox 360 Christmas of 09 and i also got a nyko rechargeable battery charge kit.I can't get the battery pack out it's stuck i have tried everything but nothing work's!The pack still work's fine but the fact i can't get the battery out worry's me (PLEASE HELP!
Nyko Rechargeable Battery Pack Xbox 360
Ups external battery how to take?
Replace the battery line to the original company service station or dealer to buy raw materials, in order to avoid the lack of capacity caused by heat or fire, causing a fire.
hello i have a tommy 20 dart gun and it uses 3 aa batteries. how can i convert this to a battery pack or mod it? Thanks
I'm probably going to be your only answer. I don't think you can
I have a regular battery pack and when I put new batteries in it, it won turn on I've tried different controllers but same thing. Please help!
complex stuff. check out with google. this can help!
i want to make a battery powered shop vac
First you find a shop vac with a DC motor, and see how many volts and amps it requires. Then you find enough batteries to produce that much power. Lead acid batteries are heavy. Lithium ion batteries are lightweight but expensive.
I have an old lawn tractor i want to get back up and running. I was wondering if i could start it with a homemade battery pack (made out of 8 AA batteries). PLEASE HELP ME!
Absolutely not. AA's can supply perhaps 2 amps best case for a very limited time. The starter motor in your tractor needs a hundred amps at least! And it will need this repeatedly, as an old motor that's been sitting awhile is going to need a lot of attempts to start it.
I have a Wii and xbox 360. I have 4 controllers for both consoles, although not always used at the same time. Should I get the rechargeable battery packs for each controller ( a little pricey) or just some AA Energizer rechargeable batteries with the charger.
I've never been a fan of proprietary battery systems. NiMH AA (and a decent charger) for as many applications as possible, saves a lot of duplications, on the other hand, a play and charge system avoids the awkward situation where all your spares are flat. Pre-charged long storage NiMH (eg. Eneloop cells or similar) may help to ensure that you do have adequate power from cells that have been standing for a while - alternatively, you need a charger that is smart enough for topping up. Before choosing any other pack system (and preferably hunting down a cheaper clone pack), you need to ask what the advantage is - maybe it provides metering, maybe it has charge and run capability.