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Step 1Parts
Here is what you will need, I have included the radio shack part numbers for some parts.
- 4 x AA Battery Holder #: 270-391 ($1)
- 1.2V/2000mAh AA Ni-MH Rechargeable Batteries #: 23-525 ($20)
You need 4 of these, the part number is for only a 2 pack, you can find them cheaper like $4 for two sometimes.
- AA battery charger ( there are many kinds at radioshack and elsewhere)
- Soldering iron #: 64-2051 ($8)
-USB extension cable http://tinyurl.com/l78l5n ($1)
That's all, lets get started!
- 4 x AA Battery Holder #: 270-391 ($1)
- 1.2V/2000mAh AA Ni-MH Rechargeable Batteries #: 23-525 ($20)
You need 4 of these, the part number is for only a 2 pack, you can find them cheaper like $4 for two sometimes.
- AA battery charger ( there are many kinds at radioshack and elsewhere)
- Soldering iron #: 64-2051 ($8)
-USB extension cable http://tinyurl.com/l78l5n ($1)
That's all, lets get started!
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May 7, 2010. 7:23 PMsmeezekitty
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It would work (new batteries start a 1.6v) but not very long.
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Aug 7, 2009. 11:31 PMpancho del rancho
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can we just use normal batterys
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Aug 8, 2009. 12:30 AMdabomb1022 (author)
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No, the voltage is too high
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Aug 8, 2009. 7:54 AMpancho del rancho
says:
okay im not sure but i got 4.8 so 3 AA wouldnt that be 4.5 and a usb isnt it 5 volts so why wouldnt it work
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