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Re: 9volt

In Reply to: 9volt posted by Celph_Certified on December 17, 2002 at 23:11:05:

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Posted by:
XCush
on December 18, 2002 at 21:11:28

It's easy. Get a dead shocker battery and use the plug adptor from it and cut the wire and strip for soldiering. Go to Radio Shack and get 9v adptors and soldier red to red and black to black of course. And you have your 9v converion, although generally you would want the 9v to be 1/2 used cause the amps could end up hurting the board. But everyone uses the converion.
Good luck.
: Any one have any tips on how i could set up the 9 volt conversion om my shocker? any help appriciated
:
: thx
: Celph

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: It's easy. Get a dead shocker battery and use the plug adptor from it and cut the wire and strip for soldiering. Go to Radio Shack and get 9v adptors and soldier red to red and black to black of course. And you have your 9v converion, although generally you would want the 9v to be 1/2 used cause the amps could end up hurting the board. But everyone uses the converion. : Good luck. : : Any one have any tips on how i could set up the 9 volt conversion om my shocker? any help appriciated : : : : thx : : Celph

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