LM 6000b operates on 9 v dc. where can you find 4 AA cells giving you 9 volts.
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Does not operate on 9vdc. Unit comes with 4ea AA alkaline batteries to operate the unit on 6vdc.
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No where! The battery compartment of the unit is made for four AA cells only. Four AA cells connected in series, will give 1.5x4=6 Volts. Perhaps there is error in the sticker on the back side of ths gadget where it is written that the DC outlet should be connected to 200 mA 9 V (core negative) DC supply!! I have owned this dictionary for last 12 years and have gifted to many children and had not noticed this error. Thanks for pointing it out. BTW most of the DC supplies are core positive unlike the recommendation here, so if at all you wish to use a DC supply please buy the original unit manufactured / recommended by Language Master only to safeguard your dictionary. No where! The battery compartment of the unit is made for four AA cells only. Four AA cells connected in series, will give 1.5x4=6 Volts. Perhaps there is error in the sticker on the back side of ths gadget where it is written that the DC outlet should be connected to 200 mA 9 V (core negative) DC supply!! I have owned this dictionary for last 12 years and have gifted to many children and had not noticed this error. Thanks for pointing it out. BTW most of the DC supplies are core positive unlike the recommendation here, so if at all you wish to use a DC supply please buy the... » Read More No where! The battery compartment of the unit is made for four AA cells only. Four AA cells connected in series, will give 1.5x4=6 Volts. Perhaps there is error in the sticker on the back side of ths gadget where it is written that the DC outlet should be connected to 200 mA 9 V (core negative) DC supply!! I have owned this dictionary for last 12 years and have gifted to many children and had not noticed this error. Thanks for pointing it out. BTW most of the DC supplies are core positive unlike the recommendation here, so if at all you wish to use a DC supply please buy the original unit manufactured / recommended by Language Master only to safeguard your dictionary. « Show Less
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We were using a motor shield and could run 3 motors with a 9 volt. They're supposed to be like 3.5v each, you can run it by just hooking it up to the 9v. Careful with too much current (amps), that's what will fry it.
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AA and a small battery 12 Volts you can find them even at Walgreen or Walmart...
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The battery is included and it is part number BTY-M6D. States that it is a 9 cell.
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4.2V DC (solid line on top, dashed on bottom) / 600mA / Tip Positive Model: 5003HUG420060PT #97581-405
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Hello! So easy! a 9v adaptator! You can get it in any place, like a Supermarket! for less than $10 bucks.
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I would imagine so. The unit I have literally "sips" current (standard 9v goes about 2.5--3 weeks w. one hour usage per day), so i'd imagine any rechargeable 9V which fits in the space of the commercial single-use 9v would work. [space is the key...it's a rather snug fit for the commercial 9v].
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I am not sure I just use the battery but if you search for it it might be on here just search for a DC4.5V 100mA
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I believe that it is a 9 cell. the label says it is 10400 ma. It is still working great
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Complete except: REQUIRES: AA Cells: Four for transmitter LiPo bag for charging battery
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If I recall correctly from when I installed the unit, it should be a 9v battery.
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will be a total of 4 d cell batt any alkaline or rechargable batt will do!!
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I was pretty sure it took a 9v, I just opened mine to confirm. 9 volt. Take care...
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(4) C batteries.I think the (4) main terminals are independent, each terminal fits sizes AAA→D. It can charge (4) simultaneously of AA, AAA, C, and/& D. (The 9V is single)
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MaximalPower Alkaline Ni-Mh Ni-Cd AA AAA C D 9V 9 Volt Ba... (281074486505) 29.99 from ebay...
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I'm sorry, but I don't remember. I think it was the AA batteries as I do not remember having to buy a 9v. I gave as a gift.
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There is a place on the transmitter for a 4.5vdc adapter. Maybe Radio shack has one.