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How do I power a 9 LED flashlight which runs on 3 1.5v aaa batteries with a 7.6v NiMh recharable battery pack?
Jun 12, 2007 by johnnya475 | Posted in Other - Electronics
I have a few cheap LED flashlights that I would like to power with a 7.6 volt R/C car battery pack. I used to power a regular bike light with it, but the bulb was for 7.5 volts. I'd like to go LED for better battery life. All the LED lights use 3 1.5
Your 3 batteries add up to 4.5 volts so you may risk damage to the leds, One method would to add a 5 volt regulator
which has 3 tabs--input (where you put the positive lead of the battery, ground, and output which should supply 5 vdc to your l
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It’s extinct hard. The product review, as a literary materialize, is in its heyday. Polemical, evocative, witty, chronicling, exhortative, furious, ironic, off the cuff: the reviews on Amazon use all the tools in the critic’s cubby — and cook up some of their own. The ones that rise to the top, in the site’s counterbalance “favorable” and “pivotal” categories, adroitly win your trust and thick as thieves their cases.
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