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Power Arduino From a 9v battery.

Power Arduino From a 9v battery.
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    Have you ever wanted to power you Arduino with a 9v batter but didn't know how?  Well here is a simple instructable on how to!
 
 
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Step 1Materials

Materials
 You will need:
1. Arduino (any kind that has a power cord jack)
2. A power adapter with a 2.1 mm jack
3. Scissors
4. Tape (preferably electrical tape)
5. 9v battery adapter (sorry forgot to put in picture)
6. (optional) an experiment to test it on!
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May 12, 2012. 10:21 PMKnightmareX13 says:
Just wanted to point something out with the most of the Arduinos the DC jack needs to be center positive. Not sure if Arduinos have any protection against reverse polarity so hopes this helps.

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I'm a web designer and i like to wire stuff.