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Nov 28 2017 08:49am
Device Runs with two columns, each containing 3 AA Batteries. So 6 Total.
Pretty much similar to the photo below. Its just tedious swapping out batteries all the time.

https://i5.walmartimages.com/asr/9473304c-f288-495b-ab47-e6ba112d6df4_1.46995b81f67ed231dfb2591090c833ef.jpeg

If this isn't the right place to post this let me know, Couldn't really find a truly acceptable place to post this anyways.
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Nov 28 2017 11:27am
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Nov 28 2017 12:55pm
You'd need a 4.5v DC adapter. The amount of mA needed you'd have to either pull from the spec listing of the product, Or hook up a multimeter to figure out how much it draws.
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Nov 28 2017 06:41pm
Quote (Rikuo @ Nov 28 2017 12:55pm)
You'd need a 4.5v DC adapter. The amount of mA needed you'd have to either pull from the spec listing of the product, Or hook up a multimeter to figure out how much it draws.


Kinda figured, Wasn't sure. Thanks!
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